"it was calculated to be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been calculated or estimated. For example, "The average cost of living was calculated to be $2,500 per month."
It was calculated to be > ~ 0.45 (right axis, Figure 3(b)).
In North Lanarkshire, child poverty was estimated to cost the council £170m but in Perth and Kinross it was £33m and in Stirling it was calculated to be £26m.
Reuters has reported, and TechCrunch has now confirmed with an independent source close to the situation, that the European Union's competition commission is approving the deal for Liberty Global to buy UK's Virgin Media for $15.75 billion, first announced in February when it was calculated to be worth up to $23.3 billion with debt factored in.
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The 'K' factor is 4.6 (HU/mmol) in our regression (Fig. 10b); it was calculated to be 3.9 (HU/mmol) in a previous study (for I2KI solution, [ 6]).
In contrast, it was calculated to be 2.32 falls/1,000 patient days from the results of NLP of incident reports.
I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean, except that it's calculated to be utterly unobjectionable and comes off as synthetic and conventional.
Whereas this scene is filmed with a modicum of skill and a modicum of tastefulness — it's calculated to be not too prurient, the frontal nudity is unambiguous but somewhat blurred, the shooting is heard but not seen, the corpses are strewn but not bloodied, and they're strewn face-down.
It is calculated to be 0.64 1.3 kV.
It is calculated to be 45.2, which is far greater than the current average EDS value of 28.6 (as of 2014).
