Sentence examples for observation fall from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a policy that took effect Oct. 1, 2013, patients who are "admitted for observation" fall under Medicare Part B -- the part of Medicare that covers things that occur outside a hospital, things like doctors' office visits.

Once an observation falls on the opposite side of the central line, the sum is reset to the weight associated with the control zone where the observation fell.

Level 1 Validity Check: If an air temperature observation falls between –60 F° and 130 F°, it passes this QC check.

If an observation falls outside the range, then the provider will flag that observation as having failed the range test and the observation will for all practical purposes be considered "bad".

Note that the first three of these are domain-specific and rule-based: Level 1 Validity Check: If an air temperature observation falls between –60 F° and 130 F°, it passes this QC check.

We determined that an aberration had occurred when the current observation fell outside a forecast interval generated by the model.

Conversely, the probability of an observation falling above the upper control limit by the Wald confidence interval was generally greater than the nominal probabilities of 0.025 and 0.001.

Consistent with this, most of these postcentral peak voxels resulting from action, pain, and painful grasp observation fell on boundaries between "sensory -and "action"-asensory -andtoaction -associateddefined regions.

The Stata function FUNNELCOMPAR, for example, has asymmetrical tails in that the probability of an observation falling below the lower limit is always less than, or equal to, the nominal value (i.e. P X ≤  x L ) ≤ α/2) whereas the probability of an observation falling above the upper limit is always at least the nominal value (i.e. P(X ≥  x U ) ≥ α/2)[ 12].

As these control limits are derived for observations from populations assumed to follow a known probability distribution (Poisson) it is simple to calculate the true probability of a new 'in control' observation falling outside the limits directly from the Poisson cumulative probability distribution.

This observation falls in line with recent results (Ke et al. 2011) and the notion that chromatin bridges often give rise to MN formation at the end of mitosis (Hoffelder et al. 2004; Naim and Rosselli 2009; Utani et al. 2010).