Sentence examples for the stipulated values from inspiring English sources
The factor of safety (FS) was greater than 1.6 for both the full (high) reservoir condition and low reservoir condition whereas, the FS values were found to be less than the stipulated values for the other stability considerations.
Since the rolling sphere method does not take into account the physics of the lightning attachment process there is a need to evaluate the validity of the stipulated value in standards of the minimum lightning current that can penetrate through the mesh in different levels of protection.
Holding parameters at these stipulated values, the gamma model recovered the statistics describing the data, as shown in Figure 1.
The number of fish required to give an accuracy of 10%, 20%and30%0% in the estimated mean for stipulated values of the true mean and the k parameter in the negative binomial distribution were calculated.
The predicted value of Lipinski's rule of five for IC is within the range of stipulated values.
In particular, using stipulated values for covariates, it was shown that relative risks for all quantiles significantly exceed 1 for the Midlands-East and North, but for the 0.05 quantile, the probabilities that relative risk exceeds 1 in London and the South are zero or inconclusive.
It is shown that the stipulated range of XAB values from ERAS theory requires minor modification if the above assumptions are not made.
Uninformative uniform priors, which assumed that all values within the stipulated range were equally likely, were also used.
*SNP markers selected with a p-value less than the stipulated threshold.
In some runs MIGRAD execution had to be interrupted before finishing because it reached the stipulated maximum number of iterations; in these cases, we called "minima" the smallest values calculated up to that point.
The 90% CI values for the ratios of the geometric means of AUC0 12h and Cmax were each within the stipulated range of 80 125% (2), thus meeting the FDA criteria for bioequivalence (11).
