Sentence examples for have calculated with from inspiring English sources

And they have calculated with great precision how little has changed in the roles of men and women.

We have calculated with reduced basis the nine different solutions in the interval of R, ([0; 3000]).

Correctly, we should have calculated with 35 50% non-responders and thus included 35 50% more subjects into the study to, with sufficient power, detect differences between genders within each 10 year age stratum.

Supervisors will review this process continuously, adjusting capital requirements above the minimum the bank has calculated, with rewards for good behaviour.

The Guardian can reveal this expenses account is among the key evidence passed to the Football Association's independent inquiry into the abuse scandal and shows Bennell informing the club that he had calculated, with school holidays factored in, he should receive an extra £30 a week on top of his usual salary, on the basis that "it is a rough guess but I accommodate 3/4 boys every weekend".

As Veronica had calculated with her incredible mental abilities, the sacristan's humble rooms of lodging, just down the rear hallway, had been vacated, a small wooden wedge keeping his door open to facilitate the traditional airing.

Congressional leaders, who were briefed at the White House before a planned prime-time presidential address Wednesday, have calculated that, with the midterm election just weeks away, lawmakers have little to gain from putting themselves on the record with a vote.

To measure the macroeconomic effects of the Senate tax plan, economists have calculated estimates both with and without factoring in economic growth caused by the cuts.

But they have calculated that, even with the EU's problems, it is still better for Britain to remain a member than to leave.

We have calculated the repeatability with a standard animal model, resulting in an estimated value of 0.27 for both TNB and NBA.

We have calculated the conversion efficiency with the D/P ratio from 0.25 to 0.67, as shown in Fig. 4.