Sentence examples for calculation aimed at from inspiring English sources
First, the initial power calculation aimed at inclusion of 200 patients per arm.
The initial power calculation aimed at inclusion of n = 200 patients per arm (the OR of failure (that is, primary end point) between the study groups can be given as the probability (true logOR is between estimated logOR ± 0.45) is at least 0.95, under the assumption that failure rates of the therapies may vary within 40%to80%0%.
Here, the equivalent refractive index calculation aims at preserving the optical power of the lens, yet other optical characteristics of the lens need their own equivalent refractive index.
First principle calculations aimed at calculating the formation energies of these carbides have revealed that the difference in these energies to be rather low.
Every day computers make many millions of electronic trades by performing delicate calculations aimed at eking out a tiny edge in terms of speed or efficiency.
Beam experiments and calculations aimed at characterising and suppressing the negative deuterium ion beam halo have been performed at IRFM, CEA-Cadarache.
In this paper, the results of numerical calculations aimed at assessing ultimate limit state conditions of a shallow tunnel in soil are presented.
In this work, experiments and calculations aimed at discerning the simultaneous influence of both diffusive and convective mechanisms to the transport of metabolites.
This study proposes a method based on Reynolds number calculations aimed at improving confidence in the selection of the number of active fractures in each test interval.
Kepler tried several schemes to see Tycho's data — to sneakily "wrest his riches away," as Kepler put it — but Tycho resisted and forced Kepler to keep working on calculations aimed at supporting the Tychonic cosmology.
But that is exactly what the budget office says, based on a complex thicket of calculations aimed at ascertaining the effect on the government's bottom line of the law's myriad tax increases, cuts in projected Medicare spending and costs of new benefits, including subsidies to help people buy insurance.
