Sentence examples for up to a selected from inspiring English sources
The density yields a more accurate estimate of the output uncertainty/variability, where not only some observables (such as mean and variance) but also structural properties (e.g., skewness, heavy tails, bi-modality) can be resolved up to a selected accuracy.
The calculation of PYLL involves summing up deaths occurring at each age and multiplying this with the number of remaining years to live up to a selected age limit.11 The limit of 70 years was chosen for the calculations in OECD Health Statistics.
To investigate the performance of a method at low FPR levels, we calculated the partial area under the curve up to a selected FPR threshold, and standardized it to have the maximum value of one [62].
"In the past, turning up to a select committee was like an invitation to a tea party.
It gives a leg up to a select few at the expense of the housing security of a much larger proportion of the voting public.
I found a piece of music I felt was right, tightened the editing of the clips to fit the rhythm - and then premiered "Down and Up" to a select audience of two.
No, they believed that it was up to a select, wealthy few to take care of and govern the masses; anything else, some wrote, would lead to anarchy.
As you learned when trying to capture his attention, Capricorns only up to a select group of close friends and family.
She's raised $500,000 for RockHealth and will be giving up to a dozen selected companies $20,000 grants to build their products, along with contacts at hospitals, healthcare organizations and even the FDA to help remove barriers.
The use of polarizing filters allows, up to a point, selecting photons for which polarization state is maintained: this is the basis of the polarization gating imaging methods.
Moreover, student responses about rural practice intent so early in the course could have been influenced by social desirability bias, or suggestibility, especially given that up to a quarter had been selected on the basis of their rurality.
