Multiply that for every day between the election and inauguration, and that's... well, look, I didn't come here to do math.
Multiplying the day 1 apparent clearance (dose/AUCday 1) by Fa to negate the effect of changes in absorption, the adjusted apparent clearance (CLadjusted = Fa × dose/AUCday 1) decreased from 11.3 to 7.3 L/h over the dose range.
Alcohol consumption was defined as the estimated intensity and was calculated as the frequency of alcohol consumption per month (2 for once or twice every month, 4 for once weekly, 13 for drink once every 2 to 3 days, and 30 for drinking every day) multiplied by the degree of alcohol drinking (1 for shallow sip but not drunk, 2 for half-drunk, and 3 for often drunk).
Meanwhile reports of the damage being done to public services seem to be multiplying by the day.
Political tensions were mounting, new artistic creeds and manifestoes were multiplying by the day; Freud was probing the dark impulses of the unconscious, and the journalist Karl Kraus was unmasking the contradictions of bourgeois life.
Figures are multiplying by the day, with no signs of slowing down.
To calculate the number of pack-years of smoking, we combined the information on the average number of tobacco products (cigarettes or bidis) smoked every day multiplied by the duration of smoking in years divided by 20, assuming that a pack of cigarette contains twenty cigarettes/ bidis.
The fake Martian vacation collides in his brain with remnants of a real previous identity, and the plot twists and special effects start multiplying -- Sunday at 6 p.m. on TBS.
MbCi was calculated by multiplying 1-day labour value per person (LVd) and the THD according to sex and 5-year age groups.
