Sentence examples for exceeding the baseline from inspiring English sources

The weekend the site went live Pantheon noticed that demand was exceeding the baseline expectation by about 40%.

Since the cerebellum almost completely drops out in EPI images, it does not contribute any signal exceeding the baseline threshold, and thus it was not necessary to manually outline the ROI with respect to its posterior border.

An increase of C02 exceeding the baseline value by more than 4‰ indicated the presence of H. pylori.

However, excess mortality attributable to the procedure (exceeding the baseline population risk) may only be 1.2 per 1000 patients.

Validity was defined in two ways: (1) a unipolar, general factor should account for a proportion of the communality exceeding the baseline level by 40% in each country and (2) the resultant weighting coefficients should be consistent across countries.

In males, the CORs in the highest quartiles ranged from 2.2 to 4.0, and their CIs remained well above the baseline, while in females, the CORs were much smaller, only height at 16 years exceeding the baseline with any certainty.

If companies exceeded the baseline calculated that way, they could have their emissions averaged out of the next three years, or apply for a baseline "expansion", or apply for an exemption, for example after a natural disaster.

The Pentagon's list of 373 mandatory features for the new plane gives equal weight to all of them, Mr. O'Keefe said, "which means there is no evaluation of any capability that exceeds the baseline requirements.

The results show that the LDA model solely based on personality features exceeds the baseline performance by about 9 pps.

The average loss in performance for the UKBench, Holidays and ZuBuD collections is only 3.8, 5.8 and 7.1 % respectively, while even when challenged with distractors, the calculated performances in many cases exceed the baseline (non-SIMPLE) descriptors without distractors.

What can be asserted with confidence, however, is that in mixed-species biofilms the "minority" species was typically assigned frequently enough to exceed the baseline error rate of 7% seen in single-species studies.