Sentence examples for below the rule from inspiring English sources

That figure is below the rule of thumb of five or six trillion cubic feet that has been thought to be the minimum to warrant constructing an onshore processing plant.

Yet even on that basis, Citigroup's annualized return on equity was only 6.4 percent, way below the rule of thumb of 10 percent needed to beat the cost of capital.

The maximum value is 1.640, well below the rule of thumb cutoff of 10 for regression models (Kennedy 1988).

Despite the high level of the conditioning, a good accuracy may be achieved for a discretization level of around 1.9 degrees of freedom per S wavelength, which is far below the rule of thumb of 10 nodal points per wavelength, adopted for the conventional FE.

However, the F-statistic is below the rule of thumb value of 10 in some cases (indicating the presence of weak instruments) and the partial R 2 is extremely low in all cases, leading to imprecise estimates in the second stage.

Because the F-value of 6.87 is below the rule of thumb of 10 suggested by Staiger and Stock (1994), and as anticipated in the discussion above, we infer that the instruments are weak and may not be relevant for the task at hand.

Though there is no equivalent to the "below the belt" rule to protect women's chests – instead, they wear protectors not unlike the groin pads men wear – the only other differences are in the number of weight categories and the lengths of fights.

Students, read the article "What if the Secret to Success Is Failure?" by Paul Tough and start posting below, following the rules above.

Other arguments against abduction are claimed to be independent of the exact explication of the rule; below, these arguments will be found wanting.

The reduced levies brought in an extra $159 million for shareholders, without which Goldman's annualized return on equity for the quarter would have dipped from 10.5 percent to 9.6 percent, or just below the rule-of-thumb estimate for a big bank's cost of capital.

Furthermore, with only 349 cases of colorectal cancer the number of events per variable (<3) (Hamilton et al, 2005; Hamilton, 2009a) well below the rule-of-thumb of 10 is suggested to minimise the chance of over fitting.