The phrase "decimal logarithm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts when referring to logarithms with a base of 10.
Example: "To solve the equation, we need to calculate the decimal logarithm of the given number."
Alternatives: "common logarithm" or "base-10 logarithm."
where is the decimal logarithm function.
Astronomers denote this value by the decimal logarithm of the gravitational force in cgs units, or log g.
We performed decimal logarithm transformation and controlled for age and week of study.
Addition of 1 to the density before decimal logarithm transformation allowed negative blood films to be taken into account.
Neutralization titers were calculated as the decimal logarithm of the reciprocal of the last serum dilution with clear cytopathic effects.
* Neutralization titers were calculated as the decimal logarithm of the reciprocal of the last dilution with clear cytopathic effects.
Because of skewed distributions, lead, cadmium, manganese, and selenium blood levels were transformed into their decimal logarithms and subsequent geometric means were calculated.
As plasma AMH concentration failed to accomplish the requirements of residuals normality and homoscedasticity, its values (expressed in pg/mL) were transformed to decimal logarithms (log10[AMH + 1]) prior to ANOVA tests.
The difference in expression between the normal and disease subsets was assessed by T-tests as described above to compare each disease subset to each normal subset, four separate values were produced, and the negative decimal logarithms of T-test p-values were computed.
The resulting spot average pixel intensities were used to compute the logarithm (decimal) of the test/control signal ratio, here referred as log-ratios or LR.
In this paper, the notation "Log" denotes the decimal (or common, or decadic) logarithm, and the notation "CI95" denotes 95% confidence intervals.
