Sentence examples for natural format from inspiring English sources
"Arrested Development" was cancelled before Nielsen began measuring DVR viewership, which Bateman thinks was the show's natural format.
4. "Arrested Development" was cancelled before Nielsen began measuring DVR viewership, which Bateman thinks was the show's natural format.
Or the drug regimen could be altered to a more natural format by combining the estrogen with another female hormone, progestin, to mimic the normal premenopausal cycle more closely.
Honestly, RDBMS in its natural format was not designed for storing and analyzing time series data.
The most natural format for TOF-PET is to store the data as a list of events, with the necessary details of each event (called listmode data).
In the first place, Connectionism provides a natural format for the Empiricist idea that perception provides the basic elements of the mental system (ideas/network-nodes) and experienced regularities among ideas strengthens their connection (associations/weightings) and in this way accounts for learning.
Although fundamentally important to our understanding of genetics, development, and evolutionary relationships, phenotypic descriptions exist almost exclusively in a free-text or natural language format that is not amenable to computational processing.
a. 1) lifetime risk in numerical format (natural frequencies); 2) lifetime risk in both numerical format and graphical format (population figures); 3) lifetime risk and age-related risk in numerical format; 4) lifetime risk and age-related risk in both numerical format and graphical format; 5) lifetime risk in percentages.
Similarly, the highly recommended formats, such as natural frequencies and visual formats like bar charts, were rarely or never used by the primary care physicians in our study.
Risk can be communicated by words (verbal qualifiers, e.g., "your risk is high" or "this is not good for your health"), by numerical formats (absolute percentages, relative percentages, natural frequencies), by visual formats, or by a combination of these methods [ 1, 2].
