Sentence examples for greater than three points from inspiring English sources

Differences greater than three points were considered clinically meaningful.

53, 54 Additionally, neither the tapered DVS 100 mg per day group, nor the group discontinued from DVS 50 mg per day without a taper, had a mean change in DESS score of greater than three points, the threshold defined as a "discontinuation syndrome".

Since the disastrous Erzincan earthquake in December 1939 in eastern Turkey, there have been six earthquakes along the fault with a magnitude greater than seven points, all progressing from east to west.

So there is every chance of another of the tight contests in which they have specialised in five previous Magic meetings, only one of which has been won by a margin of greater than six points.

It was the first game in the fifty-one-year history of the Super Bowl to go to overtime, and the first to feature a comeback of greater than ten points.

*Such loans would be defined as those that charge interest more than eight percentage points above the comparable United States Treasury rate, or up-front fees greater than five points on a loan (a point is 1percentt of the total loan amount).

Eight of 26 patients had a DASH score of greater than ten points (13; 14; 17; 17; 25; 30; 37; 65 points, respectively).

A difference of greater than two points on the MADRS (4.4 points in this report) has been called clinically meaningful (Kennedy et al. 2006).

Edinburgh's defence worked hard to guard that lead and Heathcote's last-gasp penalty meant the margin of victory was greater than seven points, thereby denying Lyon a losing bonus point.

With the teams separated by just a point at the intermission and neither team holding a lead greater than six points in the second half, every basket was crucial.

Since Walker took office, Wisconsin's public-sector union membership fell over 15percentt, greater than five points more than the state that saw the next largest decrease.