Sentence examples for is traditionally reported as from inspiring English sources

It is traditionally reported as a function of the deviator and confining stresses, which can be a practical challenge in selecting the appropriate resilient modulus value for a pavement design.

Conventional test analysis has centred on the errors in reporting individual differences in ability, reporting a "reliability coefficient" as the summary of a test's accuracy, which is traditionally reported as a ratio of non-error variance to total variance.

For example the prevalence of loneliness in Greece is traditionally reported as one of the highest in the Europe but only about 5% of older people live alone and about 60% reported that they had close daily contacts with family members or friends [ 1, 63].

The flavour threshold of diacetyl is traditionally reported as 0.1 0.2 mg L−1 in lager and 0.1 0.4 mg L−1 in ales (Meilgaard 1975; Wainwright 1973), although flavour thresholds as low as 17 μg L−1 (Saison et al. 2009) and 14 61 μg L−1 (Kluba et al. 1993) have been reported.

Benchmarks such as adenoma detection rate (ADR) are traditionally reported as static, one-dimensional point estimates at a provider or practice level.

The ratio of signal to noise has been traditionally reported as reliability co-efficient.

Survival estimates for cancer patients are traditionally reported from the time of diagnosis such as five-year survival.

Respectively defined as the agreement within and between laboratories, repeatability and reproducibility of a qualitative diagnostic test are traditionally reported using observed proportion of agreement or Kappa values.

Biomechanical feedback in water-based rowing is traditionally presented as paper reports or video overlaid with data once a session has been completed.

It is traditionally thought as a monophasic illness, but recurrent cases have been reported [ 15].

It is this that is traditionally known as the resurrection.