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And a federal appeals court in New Orleans had previously ruled that Mr. Skilling's sentence should be recalculated because the trial court judge erred in his interpretation of the sentencing guidelines.

The response rates reported by some authors had to be recalculated because the authors reported the number of responses received without considering data that was discarded (e.g., incomplete or improperly completed questionnaires).

The PPP concentrations from the lab experiment were recalculated, because the applied poultices were 25% smaller than the poultices applied at the boundary wall.

In fact, the budgetary assumptions behind the International Monetary Fund's rescue plan for Indonesia are being recalculated because of the collapse in oil prices.

The rates were recalculated because Lilco must refund customers to settle a Federal racketeering lawsuit over the Shoreham plant.

Analyses of studies where some of the values were recalculated because they were reported in a format not usable in a meta-analysis.

Ms. Nichols, a mail handler who brings home roughly $1,500 a month to support herself and her teenage daughter, said her rent was recalculated because she had exceeded her base salary from the year before by working overtime.

The results had to be recalculated between the first and second day because the computer program incorrectly rounded some execution scores.

The standardized test scores of an estimated 340,000 students in grades three, five and eight must be recalculated, apparently because of mistakes made by the test publisher, Harcourt Educational Measurement, the State Department of Education said.

These payouts need be recalculated in the light of their ultimate and actual impact.

In Brussels, officials said the reform of the voting system at European Union meetings outlined in Nice may have to be recalculated slightly because its aims had not been fully met.