Sentence examples for different formula to from inspiring English sources
Aides to Mr. Bruno said the Republicans wanted to extend their plan, which uses a different formula, to the state's other four major city school systems: Buffalo, Yonkers, Syracuse and Rochester.
A deal brokered between Britain and Turkey, under which the EU would take account of Turkish interests in planning military operations, was rejected by Greece, which then won the approval of its European partners for a slightly different formula to govern EU-NATO relations; but Turkey says the earlier agreement must stand.
However, HUD uses a different formula to calculate CDBG allocations for Pontiac -- because of higher community need, the city receives more per-capita funding than Oakland County does.
Some studies using the indirect technique have relied on a different formula to convert blood loss in grams to blood loss in milliliters.
Like Cohen's d, Hedges G is calculated by dividing the difference between treatment and wait list control group means at endpoint by the pooled standard deviation, but it uses a slightly different formula to calculate the latter, correcting for biases that can occur in smaller sample sizes [ 62].
Like Cohen's d, Hedges' g is calculated by dividing the difference between experimental and control group means at endpoint by the pooled standard deviation; however, it uses a slightly different formula to calculate the latter [see [ 34]], correcting for biases that can occur in smaller sample sizes.
Currently, local authorities are using different formulae to distribute funding in their area.
Medicare has different formulas to pay doctors, hospitals, nursing homes and other providers of care.
The numbers below are not strictly parallel, because states use different formulas to calculate benefits.
For every different game you have different plans and different formulas to go into it, so I've just been studying, basically".
Mr. Hochman said he wanted the board to end its practice of debating which of three different formulas to follow, "two of which were pretty lousy, pretty inaccurate".
