Sentence examples for by the published weights from inspiring English sources

The final score for each individual is the sum of the minor allele dosages of each SNP, weighted by the published weights.

OHIP sub-scale scores were produced by applying the published item weights and then summing the responses to the 2 weighted items for each sub-scale [ 10].

Heparin is administered by either continuous intravenous infusion or by subcutaneous injection, generally in accordance with published weight-based nomograms (Hirsh et al, 2008).

The estimated molecular weights of each known species by DLS agreed with the published molecular weights of each respective standard molecule.

These states may then be converted into a single index value by applying published reference weights (for CoBalT, the UK population valuation set [ 16]) to each domain response and subtracting the total of these weights from one [ 2].

The developed GC-models are based on the published GC-method by Marrero and Gani (2001) with inclusion of new structural parameters (groups and molecular weight of compounds).

Identification of MMPs was based on the migration pattern of pro- and activated MMP proteins similarly separated, as well as by their published molecular weights.

Then, in 2009 a group of researchers funded by the National Institutes of Health published a study of a different approach to weight loss.

Evaluators (servers) select their secret keys by themselves, and the weight publishers (WP) (buyers and sellers) calculate and publish the weights for each share.

The requirements for the secure protocol are as follows: 1. Evaluators (servers) select their secret keys by themselves, and the weight publishers (WP) (buyers and sellers) calculate and publish the weights for each share.

Comorbidities were summarised as a Charlson Score based on the original scoring weights published by Charlson [ 24] the total Charlson score ranges between o and a maximum of 24 points), the age-adjusted Charlson Index was calculated adding one additional point for each decade greater than 40 to 49 years.