Sentence examples for degraded values from inspiring English sources

The "conservative" dotted curve is the same except for using plausibly degraded values of aspect, focus, and grating period uniformity.

Breathing motion led to a degradation of the dose coverage of the target (heterogeneity index increased from 4 7%too 8 11%), but the degraded values of the dosimetric parameters of interest fulfilled the clinical criteria for plan acceptance.

Remember this is an immigrant and I would't have allowed him and his degraded values into this country.

Or does it degrade value because there is so much piracy?

As expected, the results show substantially degraded SINR values due to the presence of interference.

Percentages of humic acid photo-chemically degraded (subtracting values for the dark reactions) are shown in the bar-diagram (Fig. 5). Figure 5 is self-explanatory, and suggests that ZnO CuO in the presence of H2O2 enhances photo-decomposition of humic acid under solar irradiation.

Trends for the major ecosystems (Figure 4) illustrate that most major ecosystems present had degraded NI values compared with their state in 1950.

The Plus Universal and SimplyRNA HT kits produced moderately degraded (RIN values <7, but ≥5), while the RNA recovered via the MagMAX™ kit tended to exhibit a high degree of degradation (RIN values <5).

Peak concentrations from accidental chemical releases and routine maintenance at chemical plants can have acute (short-term) effects on people, as well as cause serious impairment to ecologic resources (e.g., fish, wildlife) and damage to social welfare (e.g., poor visibility, degraded property values).

It is argued that the teaching of evolution degrades values, undermines morals, and fosters irreligion or atheism.

The unwillingness of some nations to provide names has "degraded the value of the United Nations list," the report says.