Sentence examples for calculations based on years from inspiring English sources

Manmade lakes have been created from careful calculations based on years of study; the predictable nature of Mother Nature.

Calculations based on years in which a screening program was not yet fully implemented were 4 times higher than estimates based on steady screening (Table 3, estimator 1, 1993 vs. 2006).

If Mr. Perry retires at the end of his current term, in January 2015, he would be eligible to collect as much as $119,025 a year, according to calculations based on 30 years of elective service and optional provisions.

The so-called oracle-bone inscriptions of the last nine Shang kings (1324 1122 bc) record the number of months up to the 12th, with periodical additions of a 13th month, and regular religious services on the summer and winter solstice days, all of which indicates the adjustment of the length of the lunar year by means of calculations based on the solar year.

In addition, it has been found that calculations based on typical meteorological year could misestimate the actual energy consumption.

Several studies demonstrate that urban microclimate affects buildings' energy consumption and calculations based on typical meteorological year could misestimate their actual energy consumption.

In the interim, existing global estimates, and regional calculations based on disability adjusted life years and gender disaggregated information, are available to inform policy discourse.

Ofqual achieves comparable outcomes through complex calculations based on "prior attainment" of a year-group, taking previous key stage and GCSE results to gauge the relative ability of each year's cohort of students and allowing it to adjust individual subject grade boundaries in response.

Should this couple take the money out after ten years to start a business and get hit with a 10% penalty on top of their 25% rate, they'll end up with 7.5% less than if they'd invested in a taxable account and paid Uncle Sam each year, calculations based on the work of MIT economics professor James Poterba show.

Preliminary sample size calculations based on a 10% improvement in 3-year survival suggest that such a trial would require about 700 patients, and if adopted across cooperative groups, could be completed in 4 years if 2% of eligible women participated.

The share of road infrastructure investment in the overall federal spending varies around 2% with a maximum in 2009 and generally lower values in the period 2010 2014 when compared to the years 2001 2008 (own calculations based on federal budget data and [43]).