Sentence examples for outputs below from inspiring English sources
At each receiver, the direct-link outputs (signal) and the cross-link outputs (interference) are added together when they are on the same level, and the outputs below the noise level are discarded.
The relative risk for mortality or dialysis at each collection duration was calculated for patients with urine outputs below the regression line in comparison with those above the line.
1. Increased equity in access to health care and other services and resources essential to health Our research program considered this output as the baseline for comprehensive PHC: necessary, but insufficient in the absence of actions specifically related to the other outputs below.
As is clear from the output below, we successfully imputed all the incomplete values (Figure 2). Figure 2 Imputation of the incomplete values.
The "&" character in the on-screen output below is the separator between the two sequences.
Individual copies are retrieved from a BlastN search of the target genome using the consensus repeat sequence as a query (for parsing strategy of the BlastN output below, see TSD module).
Mr. Goldstein warns that there could be perils to a decision by OPEC to reduce output below 24.5 million barrels a day.
Long-run growth and business cycles are different things: long-run growth represents rising economic potential, slumps reflect a shortfall of output below that potential.
Against the backdrop of a country just out of a double-dip recession and with a national output below pre-crash levels, Milmo emphasised the need for small businesses to thrive.
The textbook picture — literally: this is taken straight from the World's Best Principles Book — looks like this: According to this picture, short-run declines of output below potential are all about short-run nominal wage rigidity.
If a lack of lending or spending does threaten to drive output below its full potential, the government can oblige banks to lend and state-owned enterprises to spend.This may seem too good to be true.
