Sentence examples for using the equation developed from inspiring English sources
We also calibrated PM2.5 measurements to account for the lower precision of the DustTrak (as compared to US EPA designated Federal Reference Method measurements) using the equation developed in Yanosky, et al. (2002) [ 18]: y = 0.33 x + 2.25 Where x equals recorded values and y equals corrected values.
Relative influence of host traits was estimated using the equation developed by Friedman for tree-based methods66 and is based on the number of times a variable is selected for splitting, weighted by the squared improvement to the model as a result of each split averaged over all trees11.
A pantropical allometric model developed by Chave et al. [29] for tropical moist forests was applied to estimate the AGB for live trees (DBH > 4.8 cm, and for palms (DBH ≥ 4.8 cm), AGB was computed using the equation developed by Hughes [30].
The counts obtained in the different activities were converted into metabolic equivalents (METs) using the equation developed and validated by Freedson and colleagues [ 22].
Height was measured at visit 1. Basal metabolic rate (BMR) was calculated from weight, height, and age using the equation developed by Schofield for adults (1985).
The optimal K was selected by analyzing the relative change in the Ln probability of the runs using the equation developed by Evanno et al. (2005), as well as a thorough inspection of the assignment probabilities of individuals.
This hypothesis was confirmed by predicting cases from the independent data set using the equations developed by us.
The measured displacement is then related to the slip of the contact zone using the equations developed in the 'Theoretical model' section (see Equation 8).
Total body fat and protein were estimated from total body water using the equations developed for grey seals by Reilly and Fedak [37].
Sugar yields from high solids enzymatic hydrolysis were calculated using the equations developed by Zhu et al. [ 25].
We calculated fat-free body mass using the equations developed by Kotler et al for wasted adults with HIV.
