Sentence examples for at subtracting from inspiring English sources

If you play darts every day, you get good at subtracting from 501!

A miniature SEE probe with a dual-clad fiber, however, had suffered from background signal from reflections within the probe optics; such high background resulted in overwhelming shot noise and difficulty at subtracting the time-varying reflections during the constant probe motion (unpublished data).

Your brain figures out what colour light is bouncing off the object your eyes are looking at by subtracting that colour from the real colour of the object.

For postmenopausal women, years of menstruation were calculated by taking age at menopause and subtracting age at menarche.

Employment also showed such strong seasonality to warrant differencing at lag 12 (i.e., subtracting employment at month t + 12 from that at month t).

Both forward (individuals incubated at 10°C versus individuals incubated at 20°C) and reverse (individuals incubated at 20°C versus individuals incubated at 10°C) subtracted libraries were produced from 2 μg of mRNA extracted from experimented mussels and worms.

Furthermore, the analysis of cortisol dynamics after the stressor (cortisol level at t3 subtracted from cortisol level at t4) revealed no main effect of Group, F 1,26) =.27, p =.61, or significant influence of covariates.

The analysis of cortisol reagibility in response to the stressor (cortisol level at t2 subtracted from cortisol level at t3) revealed also no effect of Group, F 1,27) = 1.79, p =.19.

Change in barriers scores was calculated as the score at baseline subtracted from the score at follow-up, with a decrease in score indicating a decrease in the perceived importance of the item.

You can bring it down further by selling investments that have done poorly and subtracting at least some of the losses.

Instead, economists get at TFP by subtracting the change in capital and labour deployed from the change in overall output.