Sentence examples for conventionally reported from inspiring English sources

Where trading costs are not available, the conventionally reported expense ratio is shown in italics.

These cylinders are oriented at ±45° to the plate axes when loading is by thermal gradient alone, and rotate back to the conventionally reported 0° and 90° orientations as uniform temperature change is superimposed upon the thermal gradient.

Following conventionally reported methods of varying one or two of the controlling parameters at a time while keeping the rest of the constants will produce some specific performance results that will be valid only for those specific variation cases and cannot be of general practical applicability.

These evaluations will require use of different metrics to those conventionally reported in discovery-based genetic studies (such as odds ratios or proportion of variance explained) [45], [46], [47].

For Life Cycle Assessment, emissions are conventionally reported per MJ of lower heating value (LHV).

The Physical Functioning domain subscale score is conventionally reported as the PedsQL™ Physical Health Summary Score.

In short, the women who read versions with slimmer, more conventionally attractive characters reported feeling more concerned about their own weight.

Important and clinically significant differences may be missed when data are reported conventionally [ 29].

This result contradicts the observation that germ-free mice, either immune-deficient or immune-competent, are resistant to DSS-induced colitis as compared with their respective conventionally housed mice, as reported in the study by Hudcovic et al. (Hudcovic et al., 2001).

In addition, Orimo et al. reported that conventionally, "elderly" has been defined as a chronological age of 65 years old or older, while those from 65 through 74 years old are referred to as "early elderly" and those over 75 years old as "late elderly" [ 6].

A new approach is reported to cut conventionally long (>10 μm) and entangled carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to those with short lengths (∼300 nm) and excellent dispersion in water and ethanol.