Sentence examples for more contiguous points from inspiring English sources

Glaucoma subjects had to have a reproducible glaucomatous visual field defect in at least one eye, defined as two or more contiguous points with a pattern deviation P < 0.01 sensitivity loss or more, or three or more contiguous points with P < 0.05 sensitivity loss or more, in the superior or inferior arcuate areas or an abnormal result in a glaucoma hemifield test.

Significant and therefore unacceptable central defects were defined by the current driver and vehicle licensing agency (DVLA) guidelines as 1) a cluster of four or more contiguous points that lies either wholly or partly within the central 20° area and 2) loss consisting of both a single cluster of 3 contiguous missed points and any additional missed points within the central 20° area.

An abnormal VF was defined as a Glaucoma Hemifield Test result outside the normal limits on at least two consecutive VF tests and a cluster of three or more contiguous nonedge points on pattern deviation probability plots (with a probability of less than 5%) with at least one of these points with a probability of less than 1%.

11 A diagnosis of STEMI was made when new ST-segment elevation was present at the J point in two or more contiguous leads.

Single 25-foot-by-125-foot lots now sell for up to $700,000 or $800,000 and the ideal is two or more contiguous lots.

Settled lands became more contiguous while rural and wildland areas became more fragmented.

This technique produced more contiguous zones than other cluster methods which do not use spatiality.

In small, fragmented populations, genetic variation can become depleted more quickly than in larger, more contiguous populations.

It is absent in other, more contiguous forests and in other grasslands without large forest patches.

The resulting components were thresholded (z>2.5, cluster size = ten or more contiguous voxels).

The majority of genes are located in chromosomal blocks with two or more contiguous genes.