Sentence examples for methodological formula from inspiring English sources

It's always in front of other people; perhaps someone from Relate can write in, with a methodological formula for the "awkward" conversation your boyfriend raises in public, so you can't make it any more awkward by replying.

This is in line with previous data in healthy subjects [ 16, 38] and methodological prediction formulas (Syyed and Chemla) of PAP [ 23– 25].

The GNHIES98 BP data were calibrated for comparison with DEGS1 data based on a formula from a methodological study described previously [ 21].

Another methodological branch has relied on extensive molecular formula fitting to detect regular patterns among measured classes of compounds, visualized by, e.g., van Krevelen diagrams or carbon versus mass plots [25 27].

Table  2 summarises the most important methodological drawbacks of the studies on hypoallergenic formula [ 9].

The methodological error was determined by means of the Dahlberg formula [ 19] (mean error ratio SE2 = d/2n, where d = difference between the measurements taken by two examiners; n = sample size).

However, due to poor methodological quality, we could not draw confirmative conclusions on the beneficial effect of Guizhi Fuling Formula plus mifepristone for uterine fibroids.

Perhaps more damningly, Bonß 1993 argues that this failure comes from faults internal to Horkheimer's methodological and epistemological considerations such that "the interdisciplinary claim amounts to no more than an external formula for integration" (p. 118).

There are no systematic reviews that have explored if sources of funding affects outcomes and methodological quality of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) conducted on infants given probiotics, prebiotics or synbiotics supplemented infant formula.

The residual disagreement can be interpreted as a result of minor methodological differences in the calculation of the area under the curve, which is part of the denominator in formula 1.

In this paper we discuss the methodological and practical implications for policy makers, healthcare administrators and general practitioners related to the adoption of a weighted capitation formula, trying to answer the following basic questions: What is the formula to use to allocate prescription budgets to general practices equitably?