Sentence examples for should be recalculated from inspiring English sources

If the final displacement in FBD larger than the value specified by the standard then the design procedure should be recalculated.

The record sentence for a white-collar crime in the US is the 24-year term handed to Enron's Jeffrey Skilling in 2006 (although an appeals court ruled this was too harsh and that it should be recalculated).

And a federal appeals court in New Orleans had previously ruled that Mr. Skilling's sentence should be recalculated because the trial court judge erred in his interpretation of the sentencing guidelines.

The result of the SED method should be recalculated due to the structure heterogeneity around the Lembang fault.

Therefore, the regression analysis should be recalculated if estimates of forest profitability under other harvesting systems, such as skyline harvesting, are desired.

Therefore, the exceeded CTP should provide its full power for transmission, and the power allocation for the other user should be recalculated to meet the throughput requirement for the system.

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By taking these numbers into consideration, there still might be a statistically significant difference; however, the numbers should certainly be recalculated to state the given conclusion in the article.

The International Law Association in 2018 endorsed the recommendation of its Committee on International Law and Sea Level Rise that duly determined baselines "should not be required to be recalculated should sea level change affect the geographical locality of the coastline". I believe this is a sound recommendation and should be followed.

The four residues either side of the scissile bond are also stored so that the cleavage position can be recalculated should the UniProt protein sequence change, and to provide the data for what amino acids are acceptable in the binding pockets S4 S4′ for each peptidase.

It needs to be recalculated, and we should do that by June.