Sentence examples for calculations note from inspiring English sources

Before going into the details of calculations, note that the genotype distribution p0 y) and the selection function W z) play a symmetric role in the aformentioned expressions.

Source: own calculations Note: 1 Proportion of respondents who answered 4 and 5 on a five-point scale regarding susceptibility to disease. 2 Observed values of crosstabs of respondents grouped by susceptibility to disease (below/above median score) and demographics.

Simulation results from both deletion and insertion of electrostatics and Lennard-Jones interactions provide a rudimentary assessment of the accuracy of our calculations (note that there may be inaccuracies in the atomic models but that is beyond the scope of this study).

State budget officials who work for the governor have questioned the comptroller's calculations, noting that he is running for governor against their boss.

The study did question some of Mr. Obama's calculations, noting, for example, that "both candidates may be overoptimistic in their revenue targets for closing tax loopholes, Obama probably more than McCain".

The transmit power levels to be used by such candidates are determined using calculations noted below.

We compared mean differences in domain scores for caregivers of RRMS and PMS patients by independent sample t-test and standardized effect size calculations (noting 95% confidence intervals).

She also wrote how it might perform a particular calculation: Note G, as it is known, set out a detailed plan for the punched cards to weave a long sequence of Bernoulli numbers, and is considered to be the first computer program.

Justice Ginsburg questioned the wisdom of that financial calculation, noting that it costs money to lock people up, too.

The HOMO energy calculation notes that Tributyl borate would be preferentially oxidized and then generate a more uniform, extremely stable, and lower resistance cathode solid electrolyte interphase (CEI) on the LiCoO2 surface.

Jan Helmont (1577 1644) by experimental observation and calculation, noted that the increase in weight of a growing plant cannot be derived purely from the soil, and concluded it must relate to water uptake.