Sentence examples for studies a value for from inspiring English sources
In the absence of such estimate from published studies a value for Pint was imputed, based on the assumption that given the non-invasive nature of the intervention it was unlikely to be worse than that reported for the two pharmacological therapies (Table 1).
Our quantitative estimation (based on the results of refractometric studies) gave a value for sensitivity variation of about 3% for the formation of a self-assembled thiocyanate layer or a trypsin-soybean trypsin inhibitor surface complex.
Prospective partner and time to HSV-2 studies indicate a value for HSV-2 transmission probability per coital in the range of 0.0005 to 0.022 [14], [15].
Furthermore, the present study yielded a value for gross energy lost as CH4 (5.6%) on fresh grass-based diets that was lower than the widely accepted value of 6.5%.
The model presented in the current study delivers a value for each of the 4 H&N sites (nasopharynx, oropharynx, larynx, and hypopharynx) representing the probability that a patient's unknown H&N primary malignancy arose from that site.
In this study, a value of 1.5 (1.5 for over-expressed and 0.67 for under-expressed) is the threshold used in deciding if a gene is expressing differently.
In the present study, we adopted a value for the variability of repeated measurements of uncorrelated lesions as published by other groups.
A recent study by Sarah Beynon and Aberystwyth University estimates a value for the work dung beetles do clearing British pastures and fertilising soils.
Based on extensive simulation studies, a suitable value for the secondary closed loop time constant is also recommended.
However, of the few studies that have examined the association between p53 status and response to endocrine therapy [ 23- 27], one study [ 27] reported a value for p53 in predicting endocrine resistance.
Because these documents from different regions and times exhibit marked dialect peculiarities, however, they often have a value for linguistic study that greatly outweighs their literary merit.
