Preposition: from

• datum: Back ( 53 ) Calculated from data in Ahmad, 1993.

Preposition: on

• basis: ALL SERVICE RESULTS ARE CALCULATED ON THE BASIS OF HISTORICAL OBSERVATIONS AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON TO PREDICT FUTURE MARKET MOVEMENTS.

Infinitive complement

• upset: There is nothing more calculated to upset a hungry people than starvation.

Modifies a noun

• gamble: For all these reasons Brown has taken a calculated gamble.

• amplitude: Scaling observed and calculated amplitudes is making by the comparison of its the origine peaks of Patterson.

• insult: The way the editor chose to report the results of the special congress was a calculated insult.

• spectra: The calculated radiation spectra were used in further calculations of detector response, which in turn improved our understanding of dosimetry for cancer therapy.

• risk: Fiona finds herself taking a calculated risk to get her hand's on Jim's money.

• ratio: Reviewers pooled dichotomous data and calculated odds ratios with 95 % confidence intervals.

Used with adjective complement

• take: Enough self-confidence to take carefully calculated, moderate risks.

• make: However this does not mean that we do not make calculated assisted assumptions to help enable us effectively explore new frontiers.

• use: If you wish, you can use calculated feeds and speeds but you must look up and enter the relevant data.