Sentence examples for recalculated results from inspiring English sources

Investigators analyzed raw data, recalculated results, and reran experiments, according to the suit.

For the sake of comparability, we recalculated results applied to the birth cohort of 180,000 newborns as used in the original publication.

Therefore, the mortality rate for the general population in that period was recalculated, resulting in a crude mortality rate of 1.55/1,000,000 population, also higher than the 0.44/1,000,000 population we observed for the state of São Paulo in the study period.

*Ease of making changes: "Change anything, and the application recalculates results".

That would slice Mrs. Clinton's edge to 19, from 38; the number might be whittled even further by recalculating results after removing candidates who have left the race.

It is then possible to recalculate results based on modified cost parameters.

Rerunning a pipeline from scratch means wasting days on recalculating results that have already been processed.

Consequently, we were only able to compare effect sizes in numbers of CDAD cases per quarter by recalculating results from 2 studies (24, 26 ).

Many of the statistically significant comparisons in the present material only showed statistical significance by one-tailed comparisons when recalculating results using absolute unit calibration.

Nevertheless, there are differences in absolute values between both techniques and no conversion factor exists to recalculate results obtained with one of them to those from the other [ 3, 6].

To determine if the data from one particular study drove the final results, the team removed the findings for one site at a time and recalculated the results.