Sentence examples for truncate to from inspiring English sources

The leaves are ovate to ovate-lanceolate or suborbicular, 1.5-7.0 cm long, 0.8-4.0 cm wide, 3-nerved, both surfaces sparsely to densely pilose, margins ciliate and somewhat crenuate, apex acute, base truncate to short-attenuate, petioles 0.5-2.5 0.5-2.5 [ 10].

Predictive models were optimised when variable reduction was employed to further truncate spectra to 1,180 to 900 cm-1 wavenumbers.

I've often wished that my parents had picked a more definitive name, something like Timur — "iron," in Turkish — which Americans might admire as "ethnic" before truncating to the more manageable Tim.

The other uses right censoring and left truncating to divide individuals follow-up into per-stage data.

Agreement testing was performed after truncating to four those codes that consist of more than four digits.

Hence (8) provides a moments based estimator of τ upon replacing E(Q a ) with Q a, solving the resulting equation and truncating to zero if the estimate is negative.

Of the MI procedures, applying MICE had the least effect on the significance of the likelihood ratio statistic, whereas MIX without truncating to plausible values reduced the significance of the model the most.

"The Florida courts are going to feel great pressure to truncate the process to a much more narrow time frame than would otherwise be the case," said Richard H. Pildes, an election specialist who is a visiting professor at New York University School of Law.

Due to rapid decay of solutions, it is natural to truncate unbounded domains to finite regions of computational interest.

Despite the complex structure of the family, by molecular testing we have been able to show that the PKD is due to a truncating mutation to PKD2.

Due to IsoMetrics' broad extent, the Delphi-Method [ 29, 30] was used to truncate the questionnaire to the three principles most relevant for clinical-IT.