Sentence examples for applying a formula from inspiring English sources

They reached that conclusion by applying a formula developed by the Environmental Protection Agency to estimate the cumulative impact of ingesting several chemicals at once.

Last Tuesday the speaker of Parliament announced the $21 million fine, applying a formula that assesses the party three times the value of its illegal contributions.

The engineering school is the most rigorous, applying a formula that takes into account high school grade point average, SAT (the average combined score for the engineering school is 1400 out of a possible 1600) and the Science SAT II.

Expected family contribution (EFC) The amount of money that the family is expected to contribute to the student's education as calculated by applying a formula to information submitted on the FAFSA.

The limits on expenditures are based on the voting-age population of each state and, applying a formula of roughly seven cents a person, range this year from a low of $67,560 for Senate races in the 12 smallest states to $1.6 million in California.

The Leader of the House said the SSRB had "no discretion" over the pay rise it awarded as it was simply applying a formula based on other salaries in the public sector.

It would apply a formula to determine the payment.

We can't simply apply a formula and expect everything to turn out fine.

True to Google's belief in the algorithm, Flu Trends takes reams of data and applies a formula to try to impose some meaning.

But these apply only to temporary alimony, which ends once a divorce is finalized; no state has applied a formula to ordinary alimony, which is paid for months or years following a divorce.

We apply a formula of Zakharov and Manakov to directly relate the energy of an RF-envelope to the magnetization profile and certain auxiliary parameters used in the inverse scattering transform (IST) approach to RF-pulse synthesis.