Sentence examples for relation loses from inspiring English sources

However, outside that range, the relation loses its near-uniformity and the angular resolution is reduced, which causes major errors when estimating angles that are located in the sides of the microphone array [9].

In that same study, the authors found a statistically significant relation between the age at which the ear was perforated and the result of the surgery; nevertheless, upon excluding the patients at age zero of the perforation, this relation loses significance.

Women with a TNM stage of IIB were still 40% less likely to receive BCS than women diagnosed at stage I, but the relation lost its statistical significance due to the small number of cases.

However, these relations lost statistical significance in their multivariate analysis, in favour of total PAI-1 levels and lymph node status.

Equation (6.19) is another demonstration of the relation between lost work and entropy generation, in this case manifested as power that needs to be supplied because of dissipation in the wake.

In expected relation to lost productive time, we made an estimate of the population-level disability from migraine.

If the special symbol (delta ) occurs in the multiset of objects of a membrane labeled by L, that membrane is dissolved, its evolution rules and the associated priority relation are lost, and its contents (objects and membranes) are added to the contents of the surrounding membrane.

This relation was lost in those TFs with upstream control (p = 0.5, Yates-corrected χ2-test, see also text S1 section 3 and Table S2).

The lineal relation is lost after 100 ng of DNA.

As expected, B-Pb levels were significantly related to lead in soil concentrations during the first twelve months but the relation was lost after five years.

It is notable that the independence sub-scale also demonstrated a high prevalence of burden, particularly in relation to losing independence and changes in ability to carry out household and personal care tasks.