Sentence examples for frontier range from inspiring English sources

The estimated PPVs for the panels on the frontier range from 8.7% (SE 2.8%) for ALP alone, through 6.3% (SE 1.2%) for ALP and ALT, to 4.4% (SE 0.7%) for ALT and GGT.

The westward migration to America's frontier in the early 17th century all of America was a frontier, and by the 18th century the frontier ranged anywhere from 10 to 200 miles (15 to 320 km) from the coastline was to become one of the distinctive elements in American history.

Li et al. [53] employed the virtual frontier dynamic range adjusted measure to estimate the energy efficiency of 22 airlines during the period of 2008 2012, and the results showed that the aggregate airline energy efficiency consistently increased from 2008 to 2012.

The latter-day cowboy has no frontier and no range.

But will we continue to push forward the frontiers, enlarging the range of our consensual understanding?

The Pareto frontier includes solutions ranging from expedited, energy intensive schedules to prolonged, energy efficient schedules.

These two ranges are separated by a river bed that though is dry most of the year may act as a natural frontier between impalas' ranges.

Frontier living is frontier living.

ξ i is a composite error term, representing the sum (or the difference) of the disturbance term (v i )—representing the measurement and specification error and the inefficiency component denoted by u i. Estimation of a stochastic frontier model requires a range of assumptions on the error components.

In the meantime, the EU decided unilaterally to open its frontiers to a wide range of Ukrainian exports.

The ability to follow enzyme activity in a cellular context represents a challenging technological frontier that impacts fields ranging from disease pathogenesis to epigenetics.