The phrase "attainable above" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The goals set in the previous section are attainable above the current standards."
Alternatives: "achievable as mentioned" or "reachable as stated".
The kappa, \kappa\,, can be defined as, (1) :\kappa = \frac{\bar{P} - \bar{P_e}}{1 - \bar{P_e}} The factor 1 - \bar{P_e} gives the degree of agreement that is attainable above chance, and, \bar{P} - \bar{P_e} gives the degree of agreement actually achieved above chance.
The quality of a product can be guaranteed only if the requirements are clear, complete, detailed, cohesive, attainable, and above all testable.
"( 1-overline{P} ) measures the degree of agreement attainable over and above what would be predicted by chance" (Fleiss 1971), ( overline{P}-{overline{P}}_e ) measures "the degree of agreement actually attained in excess of chance" (Fleiss 1971), and the whole equation is a "normalized measure of overall agreement, corrected for the amount expected by chance" (Fleiss 1971).
Nonetheless, evidence suggests that vitamin D levels continue to rise with increasing sun exposure above levels attainable through casual exposure (Adams et al. 1982; Haddad and Chyu 1971) and our cohort had a very wide range of exposure.
We hypothesized that TMA profiling of a panel of biomarkers, either proven or potentially relevant for prognostic and/or predictive assessment of breast cancer, might permit the detection of clinically relevant prognostic groups from those with four or more positive axillary lymph nodes above that attainable from conventional factors alone.
The attainable region, subject to the conditions discussed above, has been determined and the behaviour shown graphically in a composition, cost and reflux/reboil space.
According to Chang et al. (2004), emerging countries became attractive markets to investors looking for portfolio diversification and financial returns above the average attainable from the consolidated markets of developed countries.
Such impressive development is not associated with industrialisation, but rather with crop genetic improvement (Anderson et al.[1988]), which today indubitably stands as a sphere where returns on research investment remain "well above the returns attainable from alternative uses of funds" (Byerlee [1996]; Evenson [2001]; Gardner [2003]).
Depending on the computational dimensions of the problem, the ultimate goals of the simulation exercise, as defined above, may be attainable.
It should also be noted, that the concentration of MXF cited above is readily attainable in various tissues such as colon, bladder, prostate and lung cells following the commonly used 400 mg daily oral dose of MXF.
An aspect ratio above 5 1 is generally not attainable using e-beam evaporation and sputtering system.
