Sentence examples for discharged below from inspiring English sources

Some models (such as the UX32) suffer from lockdown when the lithium polymer battery cell gets drained or discharged below its recommended threshold, for example if the device is left on and unattended.

Of the annual average of 18.5 m s 1 of river water discharged below Beijing (site 9, Figure 2), a surprisingly small fraction of <10% (1.6 m s 1) actually Tianjin at site 13, and eventually the sea.

We were able to demonstrate a significant trend in the reduction of hospital length of stay and length of stay after ICU discharge and in the proportion of patients being discharged below the DRG high trim point.

The main spring outflow from this network discharges below mean sea level making it difficult to determine the hydraulic nature of the network using traditional rainfall spring flow cross analysis, as has been done in many other studies on karst systems.

The minimum state of charge of the battery, SOCmin, is the lower limit that does not discharge below the minimum state of charge, which is 30% in the 'Trojan L16P' battery model, as shown in Figure 6.

Because the reduction potential of most solvents is ~0.7 V, the reduction reaction of electrolyte solution occurs rapidly when the graphite anode is discharged to below 0.7 V.

Water entered radially inward and discharged downward below the spindle.

Only 88.6% of patients were treated and then admitted or discharged – far below the 95% target.

The proportion of infants who were discharged home below the 10th weight-for-age centile or had a fall in weight Z-score between birth and discharge of >1 decreased significantly over time.

His median nerve symptoms resolved post-operatively, and he was discharged home in a below-elbow cast.

The odds ratio of the patients whose BNP level at discharge was >300 pg/mL and whose percentage decrease at discharge was below 46% compared with the group whose BNP level at discharge was below 300 pg/mL and whose percentage decrease at discharge was above 46% was 9.61 (P < 0.001; Figures 2 and 3).