Sentence examples for use of adjusted numbers from inspiring English sources

A 1999 Supreme Court ruling bars use of adjusted numbers for reapportioning Congressional seats.

(There are 44 mentions of 'non-GAAP' in Tesla's letter to shareholders. The company of course also releases GAAP figures, but I do find its public-facing use of adjusted numbers humorous).

State and local governments would be free to use the adjusted numbers for redistricting and for distributing tax dollars, unless the laws there say otherwise.

The new accounting rule will force them to bring the pension values up to date immediately, and use the adjusted numbers on their balance sheets.

"Our concern is to use adjusted numbers for federal allocations to poor people".

Both tests used an adjusted number of degrees of freedom to compensate for a weak inter-dependence of vector coordinates.

On the use of adjusted cross-sectional estimators of HIV incidence.

The final decision would still be up to Mr. Evans, who earlier this year reclaimed authority from the Census Bureau director on using adjusted numbers for redistricting purposes.

That was the market cap on the S&P 500, which uses float-adjusted numbers.

That is its lowest in 14 years, with the adjusted numbers of jobless down 40,000 to 3.6 million.

According to seasonally adjusted numbers from the household survey, 611,000 people joined the labor force in June, yet the number of employed people rose by only 251,000.