Sentence examples for above a given point from inspiring English sources

To appraise the quantity of water carried by the entire atmosphere, the moisture in an air column above a given point on Earth is expressed as a depth of liquid water.

Brief discussions on the above applications are followed by their generic formulation as a multiobjective k-way equipartitioning problem of a given point set.

The convergence of the protocols is not expressed by the percentage of nodes in cliques at a given point, but by the percentage of nodes in cliques that has been reached at a given point and remains above this level till the end of experiment.

The proposed 'Voxel-based Light Interception Model' (VLIM) is designed to estimate the Percentage of Above Canopy Light (PACL) at any given point of the forest scene.

At any given point on the above exponential curve for DNA sequencing costs, we are unlikely to see our trajectory as the exponential line (blue line) and instead we see the linear lines (red and green lines) as the expected future.

Star Walk (£1.99) is a beautiful app which allows you to see what's in the sky above you right now - or at any given point in time if you just adjust the date/time accordingly using the "time machine".

This program's inferences are illustrated in figure 2 A: The numbers above each column give POInT's estimate of the probability of the orthology relationship shown as compared with all other 2 n−−1 possible assignments.

Embryos were injected for ∼3 min to generate a cohort of embryos that were individually quenched as above at a given time point.

The score on a rating scale alone is insufficient to diagnose depression to the satisfaction of the DSM or ICD, but it provides an indication of the severity of symptoms for a time period, so a person who scores above a given cut-off point can be more thoroughly evaluated for a depressive disorder diagnosis.

These thresholds were defined differently according to the study: Kahn (3), Wilson (4), and Balkau (6) used a probability, whereas the Swiss Diabetes Association and FINDRISC used a score above a given number of points.

Time in poor control was defined as the time from the first HbA1c measurement above or equal to a given cutoff point (HbA1c ≤7.0%[≤533 mmol/mol], ≤7.5% [≤58 mmol/mol], and ≤8.0%[≤644 mmol/mol]) until 1) the first time a subsequent HbA1c measurement was below the cutoff point, 2) the end of the OAD regimen (intensification with another OAD or insulin), or 3) censoring due to end of follow-up.