Sentence examples for measurable loss from inspiring English sources

For measurements in third-octave bands, for example, the measurable loss factors are bounded by 0·0003 < η < 0·03.

This loss was readily detectable using quantitative ultrasound BMD measurements across different gestations, as the magnitude of measurable loss during pregnancy should exceed the minimal significant measurable differences or the expected precision error of these systems [ 16].

No, I don't see any measurable loss of swagger.

At angles of incidence greater than the critical angle, the ray never emerges, and total internal reflection occurs, for there is no measurable loss if the glass surface is perfectly clean.

This conclusion is also supported by the fact that no measurable loss of hydrogenation activity was observed after prolonged (∼35 h) catalyst exposure to CO2+H2 at reaction conditions.

There was no measurable loss of activity after 70 h on stream and the subsequent examination of the catalyst revealed that interparticle coalescence of Pt nanoparticles was largely prevented due to the encapsulation of the noble-metal particles within the silica mesochannels.

He asserts in his brief, "one thing that insider trading does not cause are the kinds of measurable losses to identifiable victims that conventional frauds cause".

Insider trading does not cause "the kinds of measurable losses to identifiable victims that conventional fraud causes," Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers wrote in a court filing.

When these peroxides were mitigated to 6 ppm or less by pretreating the cyclohexene feed through an alumina trap, the catalyst activity was stable with no measurable losses in either surface area or pore volume.

But given that Misurata's rebels have captured more than 230 Qaddafi soldiers and 358 more were thus far buried here, the directly measurable losses to the Qaddafi military in the siege had reached nearly 600 men by the end of last week.

These observations indicate that there was no direct reaction between Phe and H2O2, no measurable losses to adsorption of Phe to pyrite, and no microbial degradation (which would have resulted in a coincidental loss of Phe and preferential formation of p-Tyr).