Sentence examples for should be subtracted from from inspiring English sources

It also establishes a framework for measuring gross external damage, which should be subtracted from measures of value added to arrive at a measure of net value added.

Walter A. McDougall's assertion that 173,620 popular votes in Alabama should be subtracted from John F. Kennedy's popular total over Richard M. Nixon in the 1960 election is unconvincing.

As Senate Budget Committee Republicans count it, the $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts that Mr. Obama wants to negate, the $522 billion in Medicare physician reimbursement costs and the war savings from spending that was never going to happen should be subtracted from the $3 trillion in new deficit reduction that the White House is presenting.

If the government subsidizes education, the public costs of additional schooling should be subtracted from expected benefits.

Consequently, any component that is due solely to the belt movement should be subtracted from the total power flow in order to obtain the true, net power flow.

If θ in Eq. 6 is greater than π, then it should be subtracted from 2π and the result be substituted instead of θ.

In addition, the cost of undesired side effects of production, like pollution and work injuries, should be subtracted from output.

That is like saying that, since everyone knows the Republicans want to cut taxes, the amount that they do shouldn't be subtracted from revenue projections.

For Mr Hollande the euro-zone fiscal capacity "should not be subtracted" from the EU budget, but rather added to it.

The mean shape should then be subtracted from each of the shapes, after which they are subjected to a CPES analysis (or, relative warps analysis, which is mathematically identical) to generate the sole eigenshape.

In 70 cases, the uniocular and binocular trials predicted a similar fraction of the variance in follow-up IOP1C (r2 = 0.56 and 0.57, respectively) and IOP2C (r2 = 0.39 and 0.38, respectively). 1) For uniocular trials, the IOP change in the untreated eye should not be subtracted from that in the treated eye.