In order to reflect this influence, a new form of the dynamic manipulability ellipsoid is developed, which includes the gear reduction ratios, and a modified formula is derived for the dynamic manipulability measure.
An additional analysis with the original formula in our data provided a relatively high prevalence similar to results of that study [ 23]; however, we believe that the estimated prevalence derived from the modified formula is appropriate.
Age-based habitus-modified formulas also performed poorly, but length-based habitus modified formulas were, surprisingly, extremely accurate.
All the currently available modified formulae were derived from the general Asian population.
Performances of the modified formulae were assessed in terms of four factors – bias, precision, accuracy, and GFR category misclassification rate.
According to the finite element results, modified formulas are proposed to calculate the ultimate load and the failure type for the cover-plate bolted connections.
As the above formula is constructed for calculation of total alcohol-related burden, a modified formula has been applied in order to calculate an AAF for each consumption group: Using the modified formula normally results in an increased number of alcohol-related episodes, compared to the original formula.
Although the present Homnawakod Ayurved Siriraj Herbal Formulary™ seems to be safe, and should be used instead of the original one because it is free from AA-I, the efficacy study of the modified formula should be further investigated and compared to the original one in order to confirm that the modification does not change the efficacy of the formula.
For scales with more than two response options (such as Likert scales), the modified formula should be used [ 16]: (2) δ = (1 + k (m − 1 ) ) (n 2 − ∑ i f i 2 ) n 2 k (m − 1 ) where m is the number of item responses and all other terms remain the same.
The failure criteria from four theories — the Hankinson formula, Maximum stress theory, Tsai Hill theory and Hyperbolic formula (modified Hankinson formula) — were applied to estimate the strength of laminated veneer lumber (LVL) by uniaxial tension test at various angles to the grain.
