Sentence examples for by format of from inspiring English sources

Air pollution exposure (type of exposure, type of fuel, measurements made, level of exposure as determined by format of assessment).

Planned meta-regression analyses were used to examine whether any between-study heterogeneity could be explained by format of intervention (group or individual) and measures of study quality (sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding of outcome assessors), as these have been suggested by previous analyses to influence effect size.

The step-by-step format of these programs makes it simple for individuals to complete and file taxes, even those with more complex tax circumstances.

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n indicates the number of valid responses In Table 3 we present proportions of respondents willing to accept treatment after the initial and final information, and the corresponding concordances, stratified by format, level of baseline risk, and level of effectiveness.

RDS bombed because broadcasters didn't care that these "smart" radios could tune in stations by format instead of frequency or that stations could transmit written warnings of traffic jams to their audience.

"Visually the musicians were separated by the format of the animations, yet they were connected by the collective sound audible in the room in that moment to create a new and innovative format for compositional performance".

It was reported that application of Si in canola plants resulted in decreasing Si content in shoot parts of plants by formatting complexes of Si-polyphenol or substitution of Si and lignin [ 75].

Yet the four talented young players were done a great disservice by the format of the programme.

It is as if her novelist sensibility is constrained by the format of giving a newspaper interview.

It was great fun to build a character and have him do whatever I wanted him to do, and not be restricted by the format of a song.