Sentence examples for recalculated that from inspiring English sources

The talking-animals film had been scheduled to be released in October 2010, but the Sony Pictures brass were so electrified by the audience feedback — the marks from kids were so good that one executive thought that the data must be wrong and needed to be recalculated — that the studio decided to move "Zookeeper" into the heart of this summer's box-office battle.

In our primary care sample we recalculated that 8.5% used an antidepressant.

With a relative risk of around 2.0, we recalculated that we needed 500 patients to show a significant effect of the increasing severity of age related changes in white matter on the risk of transition.

It was not clear yesterday how much the Ronettes would end up earning from royalties; the Court of Appeals decision ordered a lower court to recalculate that amount.

Recalculated on that basis, the LSE comes top of all the universities in the world, with Oxford in second place, the credit for that going entirely to one college, Lady Margaret Hall.

Notice that all j ~ i, j are calculated only once before the training in epochs starts and then we also calculate the weight updates only with varying e that is the only vector that is recalculated at every epoch in the modified L-M formula (14).

The derivatives are accounted for through infinitesimal deviation of the statistical weights that are recalculated at each coagulation.

The infinitesimal deviations of the solution are accounted for through infinitesimal deviation of the statistical weights that are recalculated at each coagulation.

Once the distance to the shoreline is recalculated, changes that occurred over the past 120 years or more will be documented.

However, when a new mining operation plan is submitted and the reclamation liability is recalculated, work that has been completed will no longer be included in the total.

Recalculated HSMRs that included palliative cases under varying scenarios.