Sentence examples for approximately to a point from inspiring English sources

Analogous results from cross-validating this simpler classifier using only the 3 best antibodies correctly classified 17 of 24 cancer patient sera, while misclassifiying 4 of 56 non-tumor samples, which also corresponds approximately to a point on the ROC curve for the DLDA classifier when it used 3 antibodies.

Patients included in our study might, however, represent patients with advanced chronic disease because mean HADS anxiety (7.03) and depression scores (7.63) were in the range commonly encountered in patients with chronic disease.[ 26, 27] A change of 1.5 points corresponds approximately to a 20% change from these baseline scores.

Analysis of the full data set indicated that males had a lower score compared to females of −0.042±0.0085 (P<0.05) on the transformed scale which is equivalent to approximately half a point when compared to females with a score of 10 (the median) and otherwise similar fixed and random factors.

The STOMP excitation volume is limited approximately to the point spread function of a high numerical aperture lens (<1 µm in the xy plane, ∼1.0 µm axially) compared to ∼10 µm for LCM.

The point of entry was approximately 3 mm dorsal to a point lying halfway between the eye and the base of the ear.

(iii) The Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail (CDST) along U.S. 26/287 from the east park boundary to a point approximately 2 miles east of Moran Junction.

With McGee's B Company heading the 40th Battalion's advance, the unit was able to progress to a point approximately 270 m in front of the crest, where it was confronted by a thick line of barbed wire and another bog, while simultaneously subject to the fire of ten machine guns in trenches and heavily defended pillboxes.

The suture for this joint runs from near the apex of the anterior process to a point approximately two thirds of the distance to the incudomallear joint, as noted in Figure 13 for Lagenorhynchus obliquidens.

Run the tape measure over the top of your shoulder and then down your straight arm to a point approximately one inch before you get to your wrist.

We address two problems associated with preference elicitation: computing a best feasible solution when the user's utilities are imprecisely specified; and developing useful elicitation procedures that reduce utility uncertainty, with minimal user interaction, to a point where (approximately) optimal decisions can be made.

Since the 70s very few new antibiotics have been discovered and drug resistance has been spreading to a point that approximately 70percentnt of known bacteria have developed some sort of antibiotic resistance.