Sentence examples for whenever the sum from inspiring English sources

Structural variants were classified as "partial" whenever the sum of deletion lengths exceeded 3% of the consensus sequence.

In contrast, no carry operation is needed whenever the sum remains smaller than 10 (e.g., 2 + 3 < 10 in 52 + 23).

Generally, the need for a carry operation is determined by the summands of the addition problem: whenever the sum of the unit digits in one corresponding place position of an addition problem becomes equal or larger than 10 a carry operation is necessary to compute the correct result (e.g., 8 + 6 > 10 in 38 + 26).

Basically, the necessity of a carry / borrowing operation is determined by the unit digits of the operands in the respective addition / subtraction problem: For addition problems, whenever the sum of the unit digits of two operands is equal to or larger than 10 (38 + 26; unit sum 8 + 6 = 14), a carry operation is mandatory.

My father, aside from frowningly monitoring the cost and halting construction whenever the sums became too preposterous delays she chafed at, hating parsimony ended up leaving most of the details to her.

Efficiency requires choosing the alternative the agents rank second whenever the weighted sum of their von Neumann Morgenstern utilities is higher than under either agent's favorite alternative.

Whenever the cumulative sum of the transmission rate field of communication exceeds the threshold limit, the low priority packet communication is routing down (not able to transfer).

Thus, it was possible to consider the runoff events at a daily resolution, whenever the monthly sum of precipitation corresponded to the long-term WorldClim dataset.

ABC is compelling, when the data and/or parameter dimension is large, and is becoming the "go-to" option for many application areas, particularly whenever the likelihood involves summing probabilities over many unobserved states such as genealogies in biology [ 2], applications in epidemiology [ 22], astronomy, and cosmology [ 23].

Subscription lists were opened in Singapore, and on receipt of a letter from Mr. J. R. Morrison (son of Dr. Morrison) in China, stating that he had collected upwards of 1,000 dollars, with the promise of an additional sum whenever the building was completed, a further meeting of the trustees was held (May 20th), at which it was determined to commence the repairs forthwith.

"As anything that we should call contract was not of its essence... it could be used whenever a fixed sum, a sum certain, was due from one man to another.