Sentence examples for denoted point from inspiring English sources

At the denoted point A (with f A = 0.1 and h A = 45 nm) and point B (with f B = 0.3 and h B = 65 nm), Device A and Device B, respectively, produce the optimal η I.

Solid lines denote point estimates of the standard error of measurement (SEM), and dotted lines its 95% confidence interval (CI).

Bolded values denote point estimate was significant (p < 0.05).

With the agreement running more than 200 pages — including what negotiators estimate are a couple of thousand brackets denoting points of differences — diplomats and negotiators fear that the document is too unwieldy to garner a consensus in the coming months.

By I we denote points where (I) is valid for all (r>0) and by RI we denote points where (RI) is valid for all (r>0).

The alphabetical nomenclatures are used to denote points of interest during data acquisition and analyses.

The plus signs denote points on the entrainment range that are detected by the continuation circles.

Highlighted boxes denote points that are significantly different from the corresponding SCOW point, as determined by McNemar's χ-test.

Folk art denotes point of view: this is the design's understated message.

These two time-points are denoted as time-point 1 and time-point 2. Two blood samples were also collected from age-matched unvaccinated infants (n = 32 and 28 respectively), as a control group.

Stage 5 denotes the point where it becomes difficult for the patient to live independently and assistance is needed from his/her family and/or caregivers.