Sentence examples for which are subtracted from inspiring English sources

Imports, which are subtracted from gross domestic product, surged.

The slowdown was largely the result of rocketing growth in imports, which are subtracted from the government's calculations of gross domestic product.

Therefore, it does not depend on an absolute illumination measure, but rather on the relative illumination measures of two local estimations (which are subtracted).

For station PTCN, the first-node period was 60.2 s, which are subtracted from its apparent source duration (94.2 s) to yield a rise time of 34.0 s.

We also apply Levinsohn and Petrin's approach [46] using intermediate inputs (expenses on materials which are subtracted out in our value-added production function) to address the simultaneity problem.

Clean speech components are obtained by computing two Wiener filters that estimate the noise component in the left and right front channels, which are subtracted from the received noisy signals.

This subtractive hybridization was performed using sample cDNAs (tester) from inoculated plants, which was subtracted with cDNAs (driver) from non-inoculated plants.

That period of time, thirty minutes from which is subtracted this or that minute given over to ads, has been sufficient only to provide a "headline service".

Advocates worry more about the small but steady decline in real benefits since 1996, when the "standard deduction" for living costs, which is subtracted from family income to determine eligibility and benefit levels, was frozen.

Next, the model by Saastamoinen was used to calculate ZHD, which were subtracted from the ZTD, yielding ZWD.

For every partition, a prediction is created from previously encoded data which is subtracted from the current partition to form a residual.