Sentence examples for due to ceiling from inspiring English sources

There is thus a process of upward stoping due to ceiling collapse.

The data from one subject were excluded due to ceiling performance (no false-alarm trials) leaving 10 subjects (2 males; mean age, 24.7, range 21 31 years).

The radial arm maze (RAM) can be used to assess WMC, although complications due to ceiling effects or strategy confounds have limited its use.

For instance, observing relatively high values on the initial measurement can inform researchers that the current campus climate on a particular issue is highly positive; given this observation, efforts to significantly increase perceptions may be difficult due to ceiling effects.

It is tempting to suggest that this observation is due to ceiling effects -- after all, presidents with less common names have more room to increase their ranking than presidents with popular baby names like William and George.

Finally, they provide the first comparison of the composite effect across participant age, for any age of face, that avoids problems associated with restriction of range due to ceiling effects in adults (see next section for details).

Assisted GPS can lose much of its accuracy due to ceilings, walls, and other obstructions, while cellular techniques don't even come close to making the grade: a 120-meter error range may let you spot a flashing restaurant sign down a city block, but even a five-meter miss in a skyscraper could put a user on a completely different floor.

However, ensuring discriminant validly is not straightforward with data having a ceiling effect, as, for example, a weak correlation between motivation and numeracy scores might be due to the ceiling effect, rather than the variables being truly unrelated.

The lack of significant findings on OC symptoms could be due to either ceiling effect or alternatively, due to a non-specific exacerbation on anxiety and depression but not on OC symptoms.

In this article a simple Mundt's equation based iterative process is proposed to quickly evaluate the influence of the return height in the vertical temperature gradient and the additional cooling load due to overheated ceiling.

TOPIK Listening and Reading scores were not significantly correlated with first semester GPAs, probably due to the ceiling effect.