Sentence examples for employed equation from inspiring English sources

We employed Equation 1 for computing the slope factors used to interpret the relationship between PbB and PbA.

The proportion of the population ever exposed to each carcinogenic agent or occupation in the REP was obtained from the ratio of the numbers ever exposed to the carcinogens of interest in each relevant industry or occupation within Britain over the total number of people ever employed (Equation (4) in the Statistical Appendix).

Since Viète, analysis had referred generally to mathematical methods that employed equations, variables, and constants.

Three CKD-EPI equations performed not as well as previously expected, while two Japanese equations achieved the worst performance of all employed equations in our study (Table 3).

None of the employed equations achieved an ideal P30 value under the conditions of rGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m or age ≥80 years, although the Cscr-cys equation achieved the best performance among the included ten equations (Tables 5 and 6).

Tunneling resistivity is numerically evaluated for λ = 0.5 ev employing Equation 2 and illustrated in Figure 4.

It allows us to compute the approximation error introduced by the proposed adaptive rate techniques by employing Equation (21).

The values of the MULTIMOORA is obtained and calculated by employing Equation (4), (7) and (11), respectively.

As and, calculated by employing Equation (11) are fractional ones, so this case is tackled in a different way by the ARD and the ARR.

Note that the signal-to-interference ratio SIR k can be obtained by employing Equation 84 without the first term at the denominator.

After comparing our experimental results from radiosondes with the models described in Equations 9 to 11 (see the next two paragraphs), we decided to employ Equation 10 as a reasonable approximation for both our daytime and nighttime results.