Sentence examples for off to whole from inspiring English sources

§VE point estimates were rounded off to whole numbers.

*Percentages have been rounded off to whole numbers and therefore do not always add up to hundred percent.

In trials that did not report raw event rates, investigators reported the percentage or proportion of patients having the event under consideration, which we rounded off to whole numbers by using the sample size of the population; we then calculated the risk difference by using the formula 1/(1+%OR), where OR=odds ratio.

"He shows me off to the whole place, and it makes me feel good".

"Mojang is still driving what Minecraft is: it's not like an acquisition where the product is handed off to a whole new team and everything changes.

They'd probably met only a day before, these teen-agers, but already they knew it wasn't love unless it could be shown off to the whole world.

In post-Soviet Sakhalin, where the electric company cuts off current to whole villages that can't afford to pay, capitalism amounts to neither Soviet power nor electrification.

All percentages have been rounded off to the nearest whole number.

Moreover, when it comes to sexual offences, rounded off to the nearest whole number, women constitute 0% of all offenders – that's right, zero.

The issue here is not that he does not know how to round off to the nearest whole number.

ADs and TADs estimates were rounded off to the nearest whole number.