Sentence examples for further from the target from inspiring English sources

She came down hard on technology in a way that now seems perceptive, but she was a little further from the target in her imaginings of other potential challenges of the twenty-first century.

On each side of this pre-specified target, the performance of the material/process deteriorates as the value of the characteristic deviates further from the target value.

Some have expressed concern that threshold-based performance measures could focus clinician attention inordinately on patients currently just above the target and away from those who are further from the target and may benefit more (60).

In the case of unknown loop conformation, predicting an unrealistic collapsed loop bears less risk of large GDT_TS loss than predicting an extended (and locally correct) conformation that may deviate further from the target if overall orientation is wrong.

In the first case, selection does not discriminate between structures closer or further from the target structure, and the dynamics become a random branching process for the original set of sequences.

His reputation as a bipartisan governor of Texas is meant to reassure independents that he can work with Democrats.Yet one reason why Mr Bush has been putting so much lead into the sky is because he is further away from the target.

The first condition ensures that we obtain a valid probability for the addition of new support points, P a (z)=η t (z,d), whereas the remaining three conditions imply that support points are more likely to be added in those areas where the proposal is further away from the target, with a non-null probability of adding new points in places where d>0.

This study assumes that expression levels of the TFs explain less target gene expression if their binding locations are found further away from the target gene's TSS.

Breadth of attention was also assessed (the difference in reaction time and accuracy between targets with distracters presented near to the target versus targets with distracters at a further distance from the target).

Two lawyers recalled that they had commissioned a survey of potential jurors in Manhattan and at least two other districts, Connecticut among them, to examine whether jurors who were "further from the alleged target sites would be less fearful and therefore less pre-judgmental of the defendants in this matter," the lawyers wrote to the judge in May 1994.

・Because the test score can be used to place certain strata and the test score report can be useful for further learning, inference from the target score to the use was fairly valid, yet the test consequence need to be investigated further.