Sentence examples for achieving a certain target from inspiring English sources

Key outputs included median trough FEV1 (95th percentiles) for QD and BID regimens, the probability of achieving a certain target trough FEV1 with each dose (adjusted for baseline and placebo), and median estimates of trough FEV1 (adjusted for baseline and placebo) across the dose range and by dose regimen.

Thus, for given K, the maximum value of I is limited by the acceptable OSD complexity to achieve a certain target BER.

The immediate answer is that the corresponding EEG data would contain nothing but uncorrelated EEG that do not disturb the detection, except that more number of trials are needed to achieve a certain target SNR; (ii) What would be the effect of small errors around 20 50 ms?

The probability to achieve a certain target effect associated with a given dose was calculated from the posterior samples.

Thus, MRs appear to be pawns in a system, pre-programmed to achieve a certain target, whatever the efforts and costs.

This need not be interpreted as wealthier nurses being less altruistically inclined than others, but simply reflects a similar phenomenon to target saving, where, in the case of remittances, once a migrant has achieved a certain target level of family support, remittances no longer rise with income.

In fact, because of these effects the target state of stresses (Objective Service Stage, OSS) can only be achieved at a certain target time.

For 35 years the enforcers have been evaluated ruthlessly by their superiors for their fulfilment of quantifiable targets, such as achieving a certain number of sterilisations and, most importantly, ensuring that no parents exceed their quota of offspring.

Everyone was passionate about achieving a certain level of excellence.

Farrell favors federal fuel standards, which would function somewhat like vehicle-efficiency standards, requiring oil companies to achieve a certain emissions target across all the products that they sell.

"For management to set goals in advance to achieve a certain number of rescissions and target savings in the millions of dollars at the expense of seriously ill patients is cruel and reprehensible by any standards of law or decency," Shernoff said.