The second drug is carboplatin, since for this agent, the dose is most often calculated from GFR to target a specified AUC (Jodrell, 1999).
The value most often calculated is p Ka oct, using log P and log PI obtained from two-phase titrations, and the aqueous p Ka. Since the diff terms of eq 2c represent differences in equilibria corresponding to differences in free energy, they are also free energy terms.
This stress is often calculated on the FEM beam model.
Because PDSI (Palmer 1965), which is most often used, is calculated as a monthly index, it is difficult to diagnose drought on real-time basis.
We find that hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen occur most often in compounds calculated with DFT in terms of absolute numbers, but a relative perspective shows that DFT calculations were performed rather often in comparison with experiments for rare gas elements, many actinides, some transition metals, and polonium.
Most measures purporting to assess QOL that have been used in this field include multiple subdomains, most typically physical, emotional and social functioning, and often calculate overall QOL as the sum of subdomain scores.
Your credit score is calculated most often with the FICO scoring model, and is derived from the information on your credit reports, which are compiled by credit reporting companies.
Balance is most often examined using standardized bias, calculated as the difference in mean covariate value between exposure groups, divided by the standard deviation of the covariate in the entire study sample following application of propensity scores [ 8].
However, it is the metric that is easiest to describe and understand; therefore, it is the one that has been calculated and discussed most often in the literature.
Persistent bias models are most often used to propagate the bias estimate, where the a priori forecast bias error covariance is calculated as a constant fraction of the unbiased a priori state error covariance.
Health utilities most often serve as quality-of-life weights for calculating quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) in decision and cost-effectiveness analyses [ 13].
