Sentence examples for prorated sum from inspiring English sources

Houston is also covering the rest of Weathers's contract, a prorated sum worth a little more than $2 million.

If there were missing items, subscale scores were prorated by first multiplying the sum of the subscale by the number of items in the subscale and then dividing by the number of items actually answered.

From the mycelia library, small RNAs mapped to all 20 tRNA types (5710; 4482 prorated), Selenocysteine (SeC) (14; 13 prorated), pseudo (1034; 568 prorated) and undetermined tRNA genes (89; 2 prorated) (Additional File 5).

Sum scales will be prorated in case of missing values on less than 80% of the single items making up the score.

Unit production costs are calculated by prorating the total annual starch production costs over the annual production volume.

A total of 4175 21500 prorated; 7%) small RNAs from the mycelia library mapped to intergenic regions compared to 438 (212 prorated; 3%) from the appressoria library.

If less than 50% of answers were missing for each outcome, the total score was prorated.

In this study, we identified a total of 3369 33055 prorated; 10%) small RNAs from the mycelia library that mapped to repetitive DNA compared to 71 (63 prorated; 1%) from the appressoria library.

A total of 5555 40188 prorated, 13%) small RNAs from the mycelia library compared to 1984 16299 prorated, 26%) from the appressoria library mapped to tRNA loci (Tables 2 and 3).

In all, 1% of children had their summed scaled scores for verbal subtests prorated due to missing one subtest while the equivalent figure was 8% for performance scores.

Part-timers' pay would be prorated from the new full-time amount according to the number of hours they work.