Sentence examples for point of loss from inspiring English sources

We determine a drop of more than 5% by requiring this to be true for four successive data points, and then taking the first of those four points as the point of loss for that stream.

Such a wear-out function for library and archival materials would need to be able to predict the point of loss of fitness for use for general access, i.e. in a reading room or an exhibition (e.g. reading with handling, or display), discussed in the first paper in this series [11].

In trials with time to event outcomes, an analysis that includes all randomised participants with censoring at the point of loss to follow-up is generally acceptable, but possible biases from informative censoring should be considered.

In order to get to the point of loss of coherence of genomes where vertical inheritance becomes irrelevant, we would need to turn up v and h to values very much larger than any that we have considered in these simulations.

This was largely because net income was severely depressed -- sometimes to the point of losses -- by noncash charges for amortization of good will.

The pinpointing of the zones of loss allows the treatments to be applied directly to the points of loss rather than to the entire open hole.

(1) ABW = IBW + 0.4 * TBW - IBW (2) IBW = IdealBM I * Height meter 2 Patients were asked to count, or called repeatedly in a normal voice until the induction end-point of loss of verbal contact; this was recorded as 'time to induction'.

This was apparent for most of the larger chromosomes (1 15), where analysis showed points of loss of up-regulation and enhanced down-regulation at the telomeric regions (band 20 and above).

SQ p-arm analysis results, for the largest chromosomes (1 5), showed points of loss of down-regulation and many more substantial gains of up-regulation at the telomeric regions (band 20 and above) (Supplementary Fig. 4).

Looking at the p-arm analysis results for MSCs on NSQ50 (Supplementary Fig. 3), for the largest chromosomes (1 5), analysis showed points of loss of up-regulation and many more substantial gains of down-regulation at predominantly the centromeric regions (bands 11 15) and less at the telomeric regions (band 21 and above).

It reminded me of what I and others with hearing loss sometimes do when we reach the point of hearing loss exhaustion.