The phrase "array exceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data structures, programming, or situations where a collection of items surpasses a certain limit.
Example: "The error message indicated that the array exceeds the maximum allowed size for this operation."
Alternatives: "collection surpasses" or "list exceeds".
The total probe number of the studied SNP array (106) exceeds the probe number used in previous studies by about three orders of magnitude (103 [24] and 2 3×103 [15]).
Despite the similarity between the definition of the tensor rank and its matrix counterpart, the rank of a three-way array may exceed its dimensions [4].
Divergence between the two data types was most frequently seen for genes whose array signals exceeded background (> 50) but lacked immunoreactivity by immunostaining.
A chip is considered as an outlier if the probe, single or array outlier percentage exceeds a default threshold of 5%.
These conservative classifications correspond to BACs with ratios on the methylation-sensitive arrays that exceed MAD-based thresholds discussed above (that is, for Figure 7, 4.88 MAD units from the median, a threshold chosen such that we would expect approximately 0.05% of BACs on the array to fall in each of the Low or High categories by chance).
In general, dChip flags an array when either single or array outlier percentages exceed 5% and recommends removal of arrays from further analysis when any of these values is 15% or more.
Finally, some newer crimes, such as cybercrime, can be fought only by using an extensive array of technology that exceeds the scope of police technology proper.
The versatility of this approach makes it ideally suited as the basis for a theory of smart institutions, where the vast array of social contexts exceeds even the applications found in engineering.
For a lineup, the simplest decision rule holds that a positive identification (ID) is made if the memory-strength of the strongest item in the array (considered in isolation) exceeds criterion, c1.
It belongs to the group of genetic disorders known as the Repeat Expansion Diseases, in which pathology arises from the deleterious consequences of the inheritance of a tandem repeat array whose repeat number exceeds a critical threshold.
