Sentence examples for not exactly sum from inspiring English sources

†Based on sum of cause specific absolute inequality, and does not exactly sum up to all cause mortality absolute inequality presented in table.

Percentages do not exactly sum to totals because of rounding The mean age for women was 69 (range 19 101) years and the mean age for men was 55 (range 19 90) years.

Point estimates are calculated separately for each cell from 50th centile of simulation (50 000 runs), as such estimates do not necessarily exactly sum (that is, estimates for men plus women may not exactly equal those for both sexes).

*Total number of severe cases does not exactly match sum of conotruncal and non-conotruncal cases because annual statistics on infant deaths and stillbirths provided by Quebec Death Registry were rounded to multiple of five (see text).

It is not exactly a large sum for a bank that received a £20bn bailout, but it does provide a small psychological boost for the management: on issuing the new shares, the bank has managed to dilute the Treasury's stake to below 40% to 39.75% – one way at least to reduce the taxpayer's stake in the bailed-out bank.

It should be noted that in Table 3, the total is not exactly equal to the sum of individual rows.

It is not exactly located at their sum, and it is not located at any of their proper parts.

Since every supplier adds controlled noises to her data, the estimated mean μ ′ is not exactly the same as (mu = sum _{i=1}^{n}v_{i}^{sj}/sum _{i=1}^{n}m_{i}).

For simplicity, we assume that no state (v_{i}) is exactly 0 and (sum _{i=1}^{N} f v_{i})) is not exactly equal to (theta overline {f_{mathrm {net}}}).

In general, the sum power of the clusters will not exactly match the intended snapshot power.

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