Examples of using Numerically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which is not only generically, but also numerically, one.
In the subset of bipolar disorder trials, the rate of events was numerically, but not statistically significantly,
the other components were numerically in favour of adalimumab.
However, implementing the globally descriptive relations into a finite volumetric method will provide an opportunity to numerically underpin the complex process of atomization in the future.
The improvement in percent predicted FEV1 was numerically greater in the TOBI Podhaler treatment group
which is not only generically, but also numerically, one.
Here, then, we have the cradle of the numerically strongest and culturally dominant part of modern Jewry.
alas was numerically unstable and thus useless.
Overall and cardiovascular mortality were numerically higher in the female patients(38 vs. 30
he developed an intricate model to numerically simulate the transport of phonons in a sample of graphite.
This study has shown that the neural circuitry that controls appetite is not fixed in number and could possibly be manipulated numerically to tackle eating disorders.
If one value is numeric and the other has a string value that is a''numeric string,'' then comparisons are also done numerically.
The standard event bulletin shall indicate numerically for each event the degree to which that event meets
though the reduction was numerically larger in the group with nausea.
not only generically but numerically as well, a single unit.
In patients age 75 years and older, numerically lower reductions in HbA1c were observed with empagliflozin treatment.
Numerically expressed, it claimed that in certain isolated cases NMT made 60% fewer errors than earlier, phrase-based models.
if you were to express that date numerically.
weigh it, and designate it numerically.
This is the next chapter in the transplantation of organs and cells used in place of donor organs that are numerically limited.