Sentence examples for rules to calculate from inspiring English sources

Real-Time Oncology debuted an oncology treatment calculator at ASCO18 that potentially fits this mold, using 20,000-plus rules to calculate personalized treatment protocols for patients.

It is up to the Securities and Exchange Commission to develop rules to calculate employees' total compensation, including whether to include workers outside the United States.

Linde and Vanchurin have applied some reasonable rules to calculate that the number of universes in the multiverse and have totted it up to at least 10^10^10^7.

Using common rules to calculate the strength of the blast, scientists at the USGS National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC) in Golden, Colo., determined that the latest detonation was equivalent to a tectonic earthquake with magnitude of 5.1.

A MCPS should create a set of rules to calculate rewards.

We then predict graduation probabilities using the two different assignment rules to calculate minority graduation gains from Prop 209 due to matching.

In more detail, if one tries to estimate the matrix elements among the relevant electronic states and use the golden rule to calculate the transfer rate, there are considerable uncertainties but it seemed hard to get the right answer.

For the topology optimization for fatigue constraint, we use transient stress analysis to extract effective stress cycles and Miner's cumulative damage rule to calculate total damage at every spatial element.

Having read Barrow's geometric lectures, he devised a transformation rule to calculate quadratures, obtaining the famous infinite series for π/4: Leibniz was interested in questions of logic and notation, of how to construct a characteristica universalis for rational investigation.

Sure, we could jump on the Rockies' bandwagon, wring our hands over the latest Cubs demise, or use a slide rule to calculate the Yankees' slugging percentage, but the Mets have become baseball's irresistible train wreck, a slow-motion catastrophe we can no longer take our eyes off.

It was found that EOS theory, originally used for binary polymer solutions, could be modified and successfully extended to simulate the phase boundaries of random copolymer blends, when using Flory's mixing rule to calculate the equation of state parameters for the copolymers from those of the constituent monomer segments.