Meanings of logarithm in English

Linear mixed models were used and continuous variables were logarithm transformed.

He once bit a math teacher who didn't know what a logarithm was.

The Richter scale may be obsolete now, but its logarithm definition of magnitude remains.

The wrong logarithm was taken, and of course that threw out all the calculations.

Significant bivariate correlations were found between the logarithm of estradiol and total weekly drinks.

The spatial threshold units used in the ring perimeter are the logarithm of spatial extend.

Within a Log-Euclidean framework, the exponential and logarithm maps of diffeomorphisms need to be computed.

Detection has been found to improve when multiple serum markers are used in a longitudinal logarithm.

I always thought you were a sort of calculating machine, who slept on a logarithm table.

Similar findings were demonstrable when the crude estimator of aromatization, the estradiol:testosterone ratio logarithm was the dependent variable.

Plasma PP was measured and examined as the natural logarithm (continuous) and dichotomized at the median.

Base 10 logarithm of a number.

Time was I thought I could never work out a logarithm without a formula, but I mastered that.

The relationship between blood pressure and the logarithm of blood lead concentration was examined using multiple regression analysis.

So I draw the old logarithm-book outa my coat and ease up gently to the edge of the grave.

Natural logarithm of a number.