Sentence examples for calculating needs from inspiring English sources

Baseline dietary assessments (diet records) were conducted during the lead-in period and were used to provide an initial estimate of a maintenance level of energy intake, which was then refined by calculating needs using World Health Organization equations for calculation of basal metabolic rate, adjusted for activity level to provide an estimate of total daily energy expenditure.

Instead of calculating needs weights for each unique individual in each practice, then summing them to obtain a practice weighting, we calculated the needs weights for groups of individuals (38 age-sex groups) for each unique practice.

What we learned is that there seems to be no realistic formula for calculating need-based help at NYU.

A war economy planned production and distribution to meet perceived (and calculated) needs during wartime.

Roland W. Burris, whom Mr. Blagojevich appointed — after his own arrest — to succeed Mr. Obama in the Senate, had great "self esteem," just the quality, Mr. Blagojevich calculated, needed to meet "the fury" that would follow the appointment.

An ancient Babylonian, he calculated, needed to work more than forty-one hours to acquire enough lamp oil to provide a thousand lumen-hours of light — the equivalent of a seventy-five-watt incandescent bulb burning for about an hour.

Another might give you less than your calculated need, or meet the need mostly by telling you to go borrow.

These parameters are critical when calculating oxygen needs and nitrifier biomass concentrations during the design of advanced wastewater treatment processes.

The Food and Drug Administration's basic formula for calculating protein needs is.8 grams of protein for every kilogram of body weight.

Clinical significance can for dichotomous outcomes be assessed by calculating number-needed-to-treat or number-needed-to-harm.

Length-of-stay figures were needed to calculate supply needs because resource use is more accurately calculated by patient-days of care instead of number of admissions.