Sentence examples for values developed by from inspiring English sources
Dry matter intake (DMI) was derived from the values developed by Meissner et al. (1983).
It is also advisable that scientists should develop these criteria in their laboratories rather than using values developed by other laboratories with different equipment and methodologies.
Nowadays, several spatial databases provide DNI values developed by different approaches, various spatial and temporal coverages, and different time intervals and space resolutions, even for those exploiting satellite data [8].
Antipsychotic medications were converted to chlorpromazine equivalents using the conversion values developed by Leucht and colleagues [ 34] and Woods [ 35].
A metabolic equivalent was allocated to each physical activity using the values developed by Ainsworth et al. For each respondent the total number of hours spent on moderate or vigorous activities was calculated.
LICOs are threshold values, developed by Statistics Canada, that indicate incomes below which a household will likely devote a larger share of its income to food, shelter, and clothing compared to an average family [ 23].
An alternative approach is the option value developed by Stock and Wise (1990), in which a representative agent considers the flow of expected future utilities to continue working against retirement.
When an AEGL-3 value was not available a Protective Action Criteria (PAC) value, developed by the United States Department of Energy, was used [ 27].
Hence, we also use a functional group (HFG) entropy value developed by (Atchley et al. 1999) based on eight groups of AAs, which accentuates similarity between AAs and variability in functional changes.
Glucose intolerance assessed by CumG values developed only in C57BL/6 and 129S6 mice (Fig. 4A) and appeared more marked in 129S6 mice (Fig.3A).
This study reports on the values school children attributed to their local forests, across three New Zealand regions, and details the agreement of these values to the Montréal Process C&I, a values framework developed by international forestry experts.
