Sentence examples for formula choice from inspiring English sources

To assess how intraocular lens (IOL) formula choice affects refractive outcomes after cataract surgery using IOLMaster biometry.

The stylist formula of choice is generally to emulate the Hollywood starlets of the thirties and forties, with their silky bias-cut dresses, diamond jewels, and upswept or softly waved hair.

Aside from the latter's "Bollywood Style" cocktail bar, each follows a set formula: a choice of thalis (southern, with fish curry and lentil dahl, or northern, with tarka dahl and mutter paneer), served with rice, raita and salad on a traditional steel plate in a Hindi-colonial setting (fringed lamps, elephants, vivid pinks).

The Social + Capital formula's choice would be a complicated one either way, given the "Model Minority" narrative that clouds the story of Asian-American immigration.

Three essential improvements are described to the treecode in terms of the expansion formula, the choice of the expansion order as well as the tree structure.

The market also offers brainwashing powder ("free your mind from dirt -- breakthrough formula is the choice for life!") and Lady Macbeth soap and shower gel ("it cleans even the most nagging stains").

If you're lazy about math, Poologic.com provides a spreadsheet that fills in your bracket, based on the rules of your pool and the mathematical formula of your choice.

WeBWorK allows entries in multiple choice, formula and numerical formats.

This paper proposes a design formula for the choice of the value of varactor (ΔCvar) and band switch capacitor (Cs) for the binary-weighted band-switching LC tank which is convenient to determine the proper tuning constant for wideband, low-phase-noise operations.

This leads to step two of the choice formula: Evaluate.

Importantly, such a formula for collective choice – if effective – would not be susceptible to the egocentric biases that may impair interaction (e.g., Gilovich, Savitsky, & Medvec, 1998), and could readily be used by decision makers, such as jurors, medical doctors or financial investors, who have to combine different opinions in limited time.