Sentence examples for formula settings from inspiring English sources

By restricting comparisons to the same subclade, excluding bidirectionally labile STR markers and carefully calibrating formula settings with the aid of attested historical data, we expect our TMRCAs to be more accurate than those derived in traditional studies, thus increasing confidence that these computations may be accurate even over short time spans.

The default formula finder settings were used, except the mass tolerance, which was set to (pm 5) ppm mass accuracy as given by the CASMI organizers.

Breast-feeding clearly carries a risk of transmission, but Creek stressed that it had to be balanced against the risks of formula in such settings.

First, issuers announce a price-setting formula according to which they are willing to buy and sell the certificates over time.

If crude oil rises above $80 a barrel, not all the increase will be passed on.Analysts reckon that the latest price rise was only half what it should have been if the price-setting formula were being followed precisely probably to avoid upsetting consumers ahead of the 60th anniversary on October 1st of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Our main findings are that the price-setting formula is (i) designed to strongly favor the issuer and (ii) is consistent with the main outcome of the 'life cycle hypothesis' for structured financial products [Stoimenov, P.A., Wilkens, S., 2005. Are structured products 'fairly' priced? An analysis of the German market for equity-linked instruments. Journal of Banking and Finance 29, 2971 2993].

While oil companies' profits are publicly available as they are listed, the price-setting formula is uncertain.

Prior to recommending the use of this formula in resource poor settings, the validity of this computational approach should therefore be evaluated using WBC count, percentage lymphocytes and CD4 count obtained through low cost (non flow-based) assays.

We presented the formulas in this manner to facilitate adaptation of these formulas to non-US settings, or in US settings with substantially different input values, such as for the reduction in probability of PID associated with chlamydia treatment (0.16) or the direct medical costs associated with PID ($1,995).

ABC has made itself the oracle of Delta Nu by copying the "Sex and the City" formula in a variety of settings: first, the suburbs with "Desperate Housewives," then medicine with "Grey's Anatomy" and its spinoff, "Private Practice," and most recently "Women's Murder Club," about four women who solve homicide cases together.

Conclusion Understanding and accounting for the impact of heterogeneous hazard rates can allow for more accurate estimates of [Formula: see text] in epidemic settings.