The phrase "are recalculated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where values or data are derived or computed based on other values or data.
Example: "The final results are recalculated from the initial data set to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "are derived from" or "are computed from".
In some catalogs, two decimal digits are reported, but the last digit is fictitious unless the magnitudes are recalculated from seismic moments, themselves determined with several exact digits (such as for the mW magnitude in the Harvard catalog).
First, the whole set of connected layers propagate the degraded image y from the input to the output layers by means of Equation 14. Afterwards, the new synaptic weigh matrixes W i (m+1) are recalculated from right to left according to the expressions of ΔW i (m+1) for every layer.
The performance of mixing is recalculated from the local measurements of the concentration fields and visualised by the local degree of deviation.
aThe elemental composition was recalculated from ICRU, where hydrogen (1H) - which will not become a positron emitter - has been omitted in the calculation.
These mineral equilibria were recalculated from the Klein and Bricker free energies using the iron and silicon contents in the vent fluid from Franklin Seamount in Table 1 and plotted in Fig. 10.
Standard uptake values (SUVs, i.e. SUVmean and SUVmax) in all VOIs were also recorded, and their values were recalculated from their respective kinetic curves at the reference time of 1 h after administration.
Models showing the largest variance about the mean were either rejected or down-weighted, and the arithmetic mean model was recalculated from the remaining weighted models until some kind of convergence.
In the case where radionuclides were deposited in the walls of the colon, the distribution to the activity in the walls was recalculated from the 'old gastrointestinal tract regions' to the regions described in the ICRP Human alimentary tract model [18].
Professional standards were updated causing changes in the VET curricula, which had to be aligned with the national curriculum and outcome-based learning, and the volume of teaching was recalculated from the study week system to the VET credit point system (ECVET) (Estonian Ministry of Education and Research 2009).
However, on 1 or 2 November 1937, the Germans replaced the reflector in their Enigma machines, which meant that the entire catalog had to be recalculated from scratch.
To obtain fine definition of track borders, which were slightly blurred by the smoothing step (Figure 1g), track boundaries were recalculated from the original images, using multiscale segmentation analysis [26] (Figure 1h).
