Sentence examples for denominated using from inspiring English sources

Column percentages were denominated using n.

Several studies world-wide have denominated tobacco use as a risk factor for coronal and root caries and disclosed increased caries rates in tobacco smoking young adults, adults, and elderly [ 4- 9].

The costs denominated in US dollars (as they were presented in some studies that we cited) were converted into Canadian dollars by the current exchange rate [ 11], and costs from data in prior years were adjusted for inflation and denominated in 2004 constant dollars using appropriate component of the Consumer Price Index [ 12] where necessary.

Consider this as a rule of thumb: Whenever you see water use denominated in millions of gallons, in California terms that's a tiny drop in a very big bucket.

"There can be no successful currency system, and particularly a global system, if the financial instruments that are used are denominated in only one currency," Mr. Medvedev said.

This biomass denominated raw bagasse was used as it comes from mill with different particle sizes (not passing through any step of screening), as shown in Fig.  10.

According to regulatory filings, 154 million liras of the group's total 164 million liras in debt is denominated in dollars — about $79 million using current exchange rates.

The survey forms were sent by e-mail using the software denominated "onlineencuesta" to collate results and produce graphic interpretations (Online Encuestas 2014).

The experiment was using token money denominated in New Taiwan Dollars.

11 Costs were denominated in 2012 US dollars.

Just over a month ago, however, the central bank began issuing "bond coins", denominated in American cents, to be used only in Zimbabwe.