Sentence examples for by using the age from inspiring English sources
Age-adjusted mortality rates were calculated by using the age distribution of the 2000 US population as a standard (11 ).
It was transparently a desperate, expedient move to head off a parliamentary vote, reduce the temperature of the issue, get it off the agenda ahead of the 2016 federal election and try to destroy it by using the age old tactic of delay.
The chronology of this section has been slightly reevaluated from Grelaud et al. (2009b) by using the age model of ODP Site 893A (Schimmelmann et al. 2006) and its revised version (Schimmelmann et al. 2013) (Fig. 2).
In this paper the attention is focused on new improvements in the numerical method obtained by using the age of the fluid to accelerate the convergence of the iterative solver and by calculating the Jacobian matrix analytically rather than numerically.
However, in this observational study, patients received a mix of blood of different age (e.g., fresh and old units) and the statistical analysis could only use a surrogate of age of blood (fresh or old) received by the patients, by using the age of the oldest RBC unit as the unit as representative of age of red cell transfused for statistical assessment of their effect.
By doing this, we avoided age confounding and maximised statistical power by using the age band with the most paid workers.
We attempted to estimate the incidence of truly malaria-attributable fevers, rather than fevers incidentally associated with parasites, by using the age-specific all-cause fever incidence and parasite prevalence, where this was available.
2) Calculated by using the age-distribution and social class of all municipalities as the reference.
1) Calculated by using the age-distribution of all municipalities as the reference.
The rates were calculated by using the age-standardized rate per 100,000, based on the standard population of China in 2000.
Plasma clearances for children are derived by rearrangement of Equation 2 and by using the age-specific liver weight, blood flow, and estimated f u as derived using the method of McNamara and Alcorn (2002).
