Sentence examples for calculated that one from inspiring English sources

Based on these findings, the researchers calculated that one death or serious illness due to heart trouble could be prevented by vaccinating 58 additional people.

An early study, published in 2009 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, calculated that one third of China's carbon emissions were a result of producing goods for export.

To give us an idea of just how much CO2 that actually is,  geologist Derek Taylor has calculated that one gigatonne of CO2 is enough to fill the Melbourne Cricket Ground 300,000 times.

The professor, Dr. Donald W. Olson, has calculated that one of the most uncommon of astronomical alignments, favoring extremely high tides, actually occurred around Chaucer's year of birth and could have covered the rocks.

The Russian edition of Esquire recently calculated that one road in Sochi cost so much that it could just as well have been paved with, say, nine inches of foie gras or three and a half inches of Louis Vuitton handbags.

Fearnside has calculated that one existing Amazonian dam, Tucurui, has a larger carbon footprint than Sao Paulo, the world's ninth largest city.

We show how a simple correction can be calculated that allows one to predict the flowing area for other washout geometries.

It has been calculated that one-fourth to one-third of the total population of Europe, or 25 million persons, died from plague during the Black Death.

Citizens for Tax Justice, a liberal research institute that has the only computer model in private hands capable of figuring how people at different income levels would be affected, calculated that one-third of the total tax relief would go to the richest 1percentt of taxpayers, those with total income of more than about $375,000.

During the training period, Ms. Reyes calculated that one-third of her income was going to be eaten up by the cost of getting to the job by car, something she had to do in order to drop Amber off at school on the Upper West Side and make it to work by 9 a.m.

The city calculates that one mile on a bike is worth $0.42 [27p] to society, while one mile in a car is a 15p ($0.20) loss.