Sentence examples for a test distance from inspiring English sources

The square size corresponded to 1.25 degrees of visual angle at a test distance of 2.5 m.

Each dot subtended 3 arcmin in diameter and was centered in its corresponding cell (6 arcmin ×6 arcmin); the entire dot stimulus field subtended 1° by 1° at a testing distance of 4 m.

At a testing distance of 40 cm, they subtended approximately 13 by 13° of visual angle.

The upper left cell (a) contained the number of subjects with symptoms who had a pectoralis minor length test distance of greater than 2.6 cm (true positives).

The upper right cell (b) contained the number of subjects without symptoms who had a pectoralis minor length test distance of greater than 2.6 cm (false positives).

The bottom left cell (c) contained the number of subjects with symptoms with a pectoralis minor length test distance of equal to or less than 2.6 cm (false negatives) and the bottom right cells (d) contained the number of asymptomatic subjects with a pectoralis minor length test distance of equal to or less than 2.6 cm (true negatives).

Although no significant difference between the bosentan and placebo arms was observed in the primary end point of 6 minute walk test distance, a trend in favour of bosentan was observed in the secondary end point of time to death or disease progression.

It is acknowledged that the 100% of the asymptomtic subjects in this investigation that were found to have a pectoralis minor length test distance of more than 2.6 cm may develop shoulder and upper quadrant symptoms at some stage in the future.

This finding contrasts with a recent trial in which no substantial benefit was observed for 6-min walk test distance after a home-based endurance and strength training intervention.

6WTD = 6 minute walk test distance, m = meters, BD = bronchodilator.

The 19 672 trees with at least one bipartition supported at PP = 0.95 were submitted individually to EEEP, with five different types of ratchet constraints applied in separate runs: a) no constraint; b) a permissive test tree distance ratchet; c) a strict test tree distance ratchet; d) a permissive reference tree distance ratchet; and e) a strict reference tree distance ratchet.