Sentence examples for calculation needs to from inspiring English sources
The above calculation needs to be done to every link in order to find the BCD.
Because of the large number of times this calculation needs to be performed, this is computationally very expensive even on supercomputers.
From a management point of view, a full cost calculation needs to consider not only the pure sequencing costs, but also the resources required for acquisition, maintenance, and analysis.
In addition, the complexity of DMP is very high under partial observations since almost all nodes in the network are candidates of the source, and the calculation needs to be repeated for every possible candidate.
Such a calculation needs to take into account the total adult population, the estimated prevalence of chronic migraine (1.8%)[3], and the fact that only around 20% of patients with chronic migraine receive a formal diagnosis[6].
In order to calculate the average and cell-edge user spectral efficiencies which will assess the impact of both long-term and short-term channel model statistics on the system performance, the control overhead calculation needs to first take place.
This alters the calculation needed to derive the lower-troposphere temperature.
If the eavesdropper, for example, had a secret way to decode the message saying "start" and it took a minute to do the calculation needed to decode it, it would be too late by the time the eavesdropper got going.
It is out-of-work cockneys, young men about town and rich dowagers, all living on habit, instinct and the calculation needed to bridge the gap between what they have and what they want.
In order to take account of the clustering by practice, the sample size calculation needed to include an estimate of the intracluster correlation coefficient (ICC).
According to cluster design the sample size calculation needed to predict not only the expected effect size, but also the anticipated cluster size and ICC and this was difficult because the lack of published data on clinical pathways.
