The final bill hasn't even been calculated: over £2 million has already been spent, including a £400,000 grant from the Wolfson Foundation, and barely scratched the surface.
It's even been calculated that making a loaf in a home breadmaker uses less energy than buying one in a supermarket.
A magnificent false equivalence: the percentage of doubt, if it could even be calculated, would bear no relation to the number of lives that might be threatened by a nuclear attack.
The similarities between different time series data can even be calculated by simply using the Euclidean distance parameter, but the problem in this method is that even a slighter shift of data can lead to erroneous results (Lin and Li 2009).
Thanks to statistics and statistical probability, the oddity becomes credible that also contingency has its own order, that is to say, that there is some regularity in random distributions and that such regularity can even be calculated.
The question the gray zone both raises and obscures is: Why has the U.S. done so poorly when, by its own definition, it remains the biggest, baddest superpower around, the one that outspends its non-state enemies by a factor so large it can't even be calculated?
In the context of an increased viral burst size of infected cells, the equilbria could not even be calculated.
In contrast to other multivariate measures, MCA does not require large sample sizes and can even be calculated with n = 10 [ 16].
The theory that the cell wall impedes flow of the larger enzyme however is supported by how the dilution factor for this experiment could not even be calculated because in some samples the yields from the third round of VI-C were actually higher than those from the second round.
The mean values of the last two measurements on each BP recording (at the office and at home in both the morning and evening) were calculated and used in the results presented here.
