Sentence examples for using a conventional formula from inspiring English sources

On comparing the estimates with those using a conventional formula based on the water cement ratio, the proposed formula generated better-fit estimates.

Tumor volume was measured using a conventional formula: volume (V)=(W × L /2 where W=width and L=length.

Volumes were calculated automatically by software using a conventional formula: 8 A/3 πL, where A was the left ventricular area and L was ventricular longest length [ 20].

Dörner et al. (1989) performed measurements of infant absorption by using a conventional balance technique and found that around 20% of the manganese in formula-fed infants was absorbed.

The results of computer simulations using this program were compared to a conventional formula method.

Classical arguments also fall into a structure that was established centuries ago that we still instinctively look for (and become disappointed, or even hostile, when it is not used -- similar to how movies that don't follow a conventional formula often leave audiences bewildered).

The $59.95 Star Navigator uses a conventional magnetic compass.

Using the conventional formula for disattenuating a correlation for unreliability, then the true disattenuated correlation is.515/sqrt(.694 × .689) = .744.744

The WCRF/AICR report (2009), on the other hand, uses estimates of prevalence of exposures to various nutritional factors in the UK, and estimates of RR associated with them, to calculate attributable fractions using the conventional formula.

Oxygen delivery (DO2) and consumption (VO2) were determined using the conventional formulas DO2 = CO × CaO2 × 10 and VO2 = CO × (CaO2 - CvO2) × 10.

Using this, PAF and AC were calculated using a standard formula.