Sentence examples for percentile loss from inspiring English sources

Though the incorporation of silver nanoparticles over the silica matrix experiences lower thermal stability at higher temperatures, a lower weight percentile loss obtained from the thermal analysis ensures the thermal stability of the synthesized silver embedded silica particles.

The upper 95th percentile loss value predicted was 1%.

A low percentile weight loss was observed for the synthesized silica and silver embedded silica particles.

"The paper projected a 95th percentile ice-mass loss equal to a 13-centimeter (5.1-inch) increase in sea level by 2100; other estimates provide upper bounds reaching up to 60 centimeters (roughly 23.5 inches), but with no quantification of probability.

Also, although at the 90th percentile a 31% loss is incurred by the power reduction on low-priority (and therefore high-throughput) RBs, the crossing point of the CDFs signifies that 82% of the users achieve a better SINR (and consequently throughput) in ULIP.

When comparing patients with RA VO2max values to published normative data on healthy adults, patients consistently scored below the 10th percentile, indicating severe loss of aerobic capacity.

However, even at those remaining upper percentiles, the relative loss in rate is much smaller than the relative gain for the lower percentiles; at worst, the upper percentile rates drop by about 5%.

On the other hand, the complete gain shows also an improvement for the high percentiles, reducing the loss to 3%.

Figure 3 shows that since the proposed ICIC method is designed to target mainly the users which suffer from interference and are poorly served (lowest 5%to10%0%), it achieves high gain for low percentiles and no loss for high ones.

To minimize the impact of outliers on the observed association, individuals with weight loss <1st percentile (−60 lb) or >99th percentile (+100 lb) were excluded from the graphs.

In February 2013, a five-month-old infant was admitted to our hospital for weight loss (<3rd percentile) on the advice of his pediatrician (Fig.  1).