Sentence examples for in a standard formula from inspiring English sources

This SD is used in a standard formula for noninferiority power calculations for continuous outcomes [ 26], leaving 44 evaluable patients per group required for 80% power to show noninferiority within the margin of 0.4 (see [ 27]).

"To promote speed and consistency, stakeholders in England agreed a standard formula encompassing a fixed penalty sanction should be applied across the game by The FA," said the statement.

The FA statement read: "To promote speed and consistency, stakeholders in England agreed a standard formula encompassing a fixed penalty sanction should be applied across the game by the FA.

Absenteeism due to sickness is calculated in percentages, using a standard formula developed by Vernet [ 37].

Alish et al. [ 12] reported lower GV based on the mean amplitude of glycemic excursions (MAGE) in noncritically ill patients with diabetes who were administered a diabetes-specific formula than in those administered a standard formula.

Thus, to confirm the present findings and further examine EN effects on glycemic variability and mortality, we recommend comparing the latest-generation diabetes-specific formula with a standard formula in a multicenter, double-blind trial in a large patient sample.

These measurements were used to compute the BMI, using a standard formula of weight in kilograms over height in metres (squared).

A standard formula of weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared was used to calculate BMI.

The theme of a young woman hiding in a lodge room had become a standard formula for this type of report, which was uncritically echoed and embellished as it spread from newspaper to newspaper.

Tumor sizes were measured daily to observe dynamic changes in tumor growth and calculated by a standard formula: length × width/2.

Our calculations were done using a standard formula for tunneling current in a symmetric S-n-I-n-S configuration [1] where the tunneling density of states should be replaced by the electron penetration probability (5).