Sentence examples for recently calculated in from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Wheatcroft recently calculated in The New York Review of Books that British losses on the first day of the Battle of the Somme in 1916, given respective populations, were the equivalent of "280,000 GI's killed between dawn and dusk".

For CLL a RR of 7.5 was recently calculated in Sweden (Goldin et al., 2004).

Nelson and Peterson [ 9] recently calculated in a population of 42,648,923 male patients a prevalence of only 0.0014%%.

HSBC recently calculated that shares in coal companies could be devalued by 40-60% in a world acting on the climate threat.

The Times recently calculated that £4.5bn in income tax was unpaid by individuals doing business in Britain but declaring offshore status.

Using a definition of diagnosis before 6 months, the incidence of PNDM was recently calculated at 1 in 214,000 live births from the Slovakian diabetes register [ 4].

The cost-effectiveness of sunitinib versus interferon-alpha for metastatic renal cell carcinoma, as recently calculated for NICE in the UK, is reassessed under several methods, including the proposed method.

Thomson Reuters recently calculated that 103 companies in the S&P 500 had issued negative guidance on profits compared with just nine that have been positive the worst ratio on record.

The O.E.C.D. recently calculated net social spending in its member countries, taking account of tax expenditures and outlays that individuals are forced to make to compensate for the lack of commonly available public programs.

The Russian edition of Esquire recently calculated that one road in Sochi cost so much that it could just as well have been paved with, say, nine inches of foie gras or three and a half inches of Louis Vuitton handbags.

In recently calculated data from car-pricing bible Kelley Blue Book, BMW was the only brand name with two entries—the 7 Series sedan and 6 Series two-door—on a list of the ten new cars that should best hold their value over a four-year period.