Sentence examples for over a value from inspiring English sources

True supply-siders believe that this sensitivity is well over a value of 1, implying that cuts in marginal rates raise reported income enough that government tax revenues nevertheless rise.

Both the minimum flow throughput and the total network throughput initially increase with the number of available channels and then become flat as the number of channels is over a value, which is three for this tree topology.

The weights start increasing as |z| increases over a value of 1.64.

39 The OECD-modified equivalence scale 40 was utilised in this study, whereby a value of 1.0 was given to the first adult member (person aged 15 years and over), a value of 0.5 to each subsequent adult family member and a value of 0.3 to each child (person aged under 15 years).

A Pearson correlation-based heatmap representation of the gene expression profile of the individuals was drawn using an unsupervised clustering approach implemented in R. Cluster analysis was applied to the 2,000 genes with mean expression over a value of 100 and showing the most variable expression profiles across samples according to variation coefficient.

In the case of MnCl2 elicitation 5 mg/L and 10 mg/L elicitation inhibited DPPH radical at higher level than the pectin elicited cultures, but maximum inhibition was shown by cultures under 10 mg/L elicitation which was higher than the epicotyl explant extract and cultures without elicitation (control cultures) also comparable to the standard ascorbic acid used over a value of 16.44 IC50 (Table 3).

As proposed in the column, it would also have two other advantages over a value-added tax or national sales tax: it wouldn't have a regressive impact, and would avoid having the federal government dip into a prime revenue source for state governments.

Already, though, it seems that the oil companies are being double-crossed over a value-added tax.

Let X be a vector space over a valued field K.

Let X be a linear space over a valued field K and T be a continuous t-norm.

Definition 2.1 Let X be a vector space with the dimension greater than n − 1 over a valued field K with a non-Archimedean valuation | ⋅ |.