Sentence examples for exceeded the objective from inspiring English sources
This study shows that the use of EIS as an adjunct to colposcopy can improve the accuracy of disease detection, and the increase in PPV exceeded the objective of the study.
When the test value must not exceed the objective: {text{Excursion}}_{i} = left( {frac{{{text{failed}};{text{test}};{text{value}}_{i} }}{{{text{objective}}_{j} }}} right) - 1.
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions from the BRDF with no engineered pollution controls for NOx in place exceeded the provincial objective in all seasons except during summer.
It should be noted, however, in the current study birds in all treatments exceeded the performance objective of this breed (Ross, 2012) which suggests that enzymes can be beneficial even in well performing broiler chickens.
"We have met or exceeded the strategic objectives set out in 2011 and are ready to move on to the next stage in our development".
Conclusions Breast-feeding initiation significantly increased, and several states exceeded the year 2010 objective.
On the surface of Mars, there are currently two operational rovers that utilize robust Li-ion batteries that have contributed to their demonstrated long life, which exceeded the original mission objective.
For this period, the PM2.5 levels rarely exceeded the PM2.5 Canadian objective of 30 μg/m (Table 2).
Weinhold failed to explain that the Fort McKay site exceeded the 24 hr objective for PM2.5 (30 µg/m) only nine times in 11 years, compared with Anzac at four times in 11 years.
She found herself "arguing with the government and the companies about 'why are young children, why are elders, why are pregnant women in the community not being told to leave?'" But the government and industry simply insisted: "We haven't exceeded the ambient air quality objective of Alberta.
If the lower limit of the 90% confidence interval exceeded the 5% threshold (objective response in four or more of the 19 patients), S-1 was judged to be effective and we would proceed to the next large-scale study.
