The phrase "as initially calculated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a value or result that was determined at the beginning of a process or analysis.
Example: "The final cost of the project was higher than as initially calculated due to unforeseen expenses."
Alternatives: "as originally computed" or "as first estimated."
Gross energy was initially calculated as calories (protein, 4 kcal g−1; fat, 9 kcal g−1; carbohydrate, 4 kcal g−1), and then converted to joules.
The percentage of foot-faults was initially calculated as follows: (number of footfaults of the affected forelimb X 100)/number of rungs.
Given a DNA sequence of length L, its average SymCurv value was initially calculated as described above.
The fold-change is initially calculated as an antilog of a mean log fold-change over all possible between-chip comparisons contributing to the disease vs. control comparison after RMA normalisation.
Domain scores were initially calculated as the mean of the standardized factor weighted item scores, to both account for differing item reliabilities and reduce the inconsistency due to differing numbers of items and response options across domains.
The agency initially calculated the aftershock as 6.1 magnitude but changed it to 5.9 after further analysis.
In the base-case analysis as reported elsewhere [ 16] QALYs were initially calculated using the a crude mean difference between the intervention and control group at three months.
(A ) Spike phases were initially calculated by interpolation between theta peaks, shown as dotted lines.
For every such residue, we initially calculated the minimum sequence separation from the closest amino acid annotated as a positive instance.
The initially calculated 2 F0–Fc and F0– Fc maps showed easily identifiable electron density patterns for the FMN, which served as a validation for the molecular replacement solution.
As the method initially calculates the energy of protein at 273 K, the heating step is necessary to calculate the energy at reasonable experimental temperature.
