Sentence examples for use the regression equations from inspiring English sources

In order to generate time history data of a probable future earthquake, it is recommended to use the regression equations for a specific type of earthquake focal mechanism if the future earthquake mechanism and physical variables are known; otherwise, regional equations are more suitable.

We use the regression equations and the graphical plot in Figure 7 presented in the "Results" section.

Furthermore, we opted not to use the regression equations of Ibanez and colleagues [ 9] to calculate predicted supine FRC for our patients, because their study population consisted of relatively short (mean 1.65 m) and young people (mean 35 years), and age was not included in their regression equations, whereas our ICU population consisted mainly of tall, elderly people.

Given these statistical tools, we can use the regression equation to predict the value of the dependent variable based on the known value of independent variable.

The simulation of the soil acid base status with SAFE suggested that it was appropriate to use the throughfall estimates yielded using the regression equations.

The energy requirement for maintenance was determined by using the regression equations between metabolisable energy intake and energy retention or body weight change.

Having calculated the ieq, spring watershed areas and travel times were downscaled using the regression equations (A < 10 km2 and t = 1.4 2.8 year).

However, the method is less intuitive, and similar results were obtained using the regression equations.

Table 3 shows hypothetical examples of two treatments and the predicted effects on survival using the regression equations in Figure 1.

The resulting criteria values were related to health risk values using the regression equations for health on water quality for both marine and fresh recreational waters.

Fat mass was estimated by calculating percentage body fat (%BF) using the regression equations of Taylor et al. [ 14] then calculating fat mass (kg) as %BF * body mass (kg).