Sentence examples for on means from from inspiring English sources

Total costs and QALYs of each treatment strategy (apixaban, rivaroxaban, dabigatran, and the coumarin derivative) as well as the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) were calculated based on means from the simulations in the probabilistic sensitivity analysis (see below).

From the 1870's on, families of means from Albany and Schenectady as well as from Granville, N.Y., and other nearby towns, began to build summer cottages.

Indeed, the Coalition's entire cuts programme seems to be built on means testing, from child benefit to youth clubs.

"From on high" means from the owner of a publication.

For the time of interest here it is based on monthly means from 160 ground observatories and CHAMP and Oersted satellite quiet time vector and scalar data.

We calculated a grand mean for individual seafood items, based on reported means from individual studies, weighted by sample size.

Provider fees vary based on means of compensation from fixed salary to hourly wages.

Other postpositions are mē "in," pər "on," se "from, with, by means of".

Data on mean change from baseline were expressed as mean (SE).

Calculations of construct and discriminative validity were based on mean scores from the first test occasion.

The longitudinal model by Samtani is derived based on mean data from various different phase II trials.