This protocol allows for flexibility for modification of formulae and parameters without using anything more complicated than Microsoft Excel.
Further, our calculations of accuracy were largely congruent with theoretical predictions of accuracy calculated using Felsenstein's [17] modification of formulas developed by Fu and Li [34].
We also considered a slight modification of formulas 6 and 7: (9) Z i, j E = Z i, j − 1 M e β g o + Z i, j − 1 E e β g ext, (10) Z i, j F = Z i − 1, j M e β g o + Z i − 1, j F e β g ext.
The "quality measure" for AMEV ORFs used the following formula: Ser%-Asp%-Glu%+(49%-AG49%-AG%e the only modification of this formula from VACV-COP was the value of 49% which reflects the average purine content of the AMEV genome.
It is unclear, however, whether enteral intervention really surpasses the parenteral one, and whether the modification of standard formula matters.
Sjöberg (1984a) then developed this technique to a spectral form of the Stokes integral and presented his least-squares modification of Stokes' formula.
All BPA concentrations were corrected for dilution by SG adjustment using a modification of the formula by Hauser et al. (2004).
15 Employing the modification of the formula of Schectman and Hiatt described previously, 51 the difference between measured and predicted LDL-C reduction, expressed as a percentage of predicted, approached zero at −6.2%, probably consistent with pharmacologic additivity.
A modification of the formula of Schectman and Hiatt, {100 - [100 + (X*Y/100) - X - Y]/100} where X*Y represents the simple product of X and Y, defines the percentage of LDL-C reduction achieved by concomitant use of "A" and "B" if their effects are purely additive.
The aim of this study was to enhance the activity of the PRE combination through modification of the formula by adding the stabilizer vitamin C. Enhancing the stability is intended to allow an increase in the exposure period to extend the antimicrobial properties.
Urinary concentrations were adjusted for specific gravity using a modification of the formula by Hauser et al. (2004): Pc = P × [(1.016 − 1)/ SG − 1)], where Pc is the specific-gravity corrected phthalate concentration, P ispecific-gravity correctedoncentration, and SG is the sphthalateravity of the urine samples.
