Sentence examples for multiplying the difference from inspiring English sources

Multiplying the difference with ¼ gives the correct value (values in mln €frac{1}{4}astleft 897.3-160.9right9right)=184.1 ).

Their uncertainty was estimated by taking the difference to the corresponding coefficients of the model including Ørsted data, and multiplying the difference by three.

Recruitable CT-collapse was calculated by multiplying the difference between CT-collapse at a certain PEEP-step and "non-recruitable collapse" by 100% and then dividing this product by the difference between total lung mass and "non-recruitable collapse".

Assessment of the BV between these sites is obtained by multiplying the difference in MTT (ΔMTT) by the blood flow.

The oxygen transfer capacity of the ECMO was calculated by multiplying the difference of oxygen content pre and post ECMO with the blood flow.

This estimate was calculated by multiplying the difference in admission rates between the attended/no-show groups to the total number of no-shows.

Multiply the difference by 3,200 acres, and net revenue exceeds $3.5 million.

Financial planners often talk about how much you should borrow over four years of undergrad ("don't borrow more than your first year starting salary," goes the party line), but if you're a high school senior, the best way to guess at that number is to multiply the difference between the net price and what you can afford to pay by four.

Multiply the difference by 1000 and you have the loss in brain power in a company doing nothing to alleviate stress.

For the second factor, we calculated the differences between the identification rates for the two relevant stimuli in each pair and multiplied the difference by 0.25 (a constant).

To calculate savings per patient due to differences in PN cost, we multiplied the difference in daily PN cost by the mean number of PN days for the total population (equation 2): where the difference in daily PN cost is the observed difference adjusted for baseline characteristics.