Sentence examples for upper prediction from inspiring English sources

It was estimated that based on the simulation, the upper prediction bound is described by the following straight line: y = 25.26 x + 300.3 (60) Figure 4 Simulation results of the number of coefficients for distribution approximation.

These upper prediction limits were then used to assess the contrast thresholds of the glaucoma patients and of the abnormal eyes of the non-glaucoma group.

The mean of the modulus of the difference was 0.0029 ± 0.0020 S.D. contrast units, giving a 95% upper prediction limit of 0.0060 contrast units.

Possible clusters were considered to have occurred when the weekly total was >2.58 and >3.3 standard deviations from the mean, corresponding to 99.5% and 99.95% upper prediction limits, respectively.

Additionally, inter-ocular differences in contrast threshold were also abnormally high in 18 out of 20 glaucoma patients who had vision in both eyes compared with the 95% upper prediction limit.

The contrast threshold values for the group conformed closely to a normal distribution and had a mean value of 0.027 ± 0.011 S.D. contrast units, giving a 95% upper prediction limit of 0.045 contrast units.

The experimental test has been recently concluded at Sandia Laboratory and the peak pressure reached during the test is 3.3 Pd that is enveloped by our upper bound prediction of 3.45 Pd and is close to the predicted most likely pressure of 3.15 Pd.

When tested at 250 °C, PBI-based materials exhibited gas separation performance higher than the Robeson upper bound prediction and are promising materials for high temperature H2 separation from syngas.

The corresponding upper 99% prediction limit of these two repeats was 24.0%.

The T11 repeat in the RB1-inducible coiled-coil 1 RB1CC1) gene exhibited one- or two-base deletions in 26 (68.4%) of 38 informative cases, even though its corresponding upper 99% prediction limit was only 40.2%.

MESOR Hypotension (M-Hypotension) or MESOR Hypertension (M-Hypertension) in this system is defined as a BP MESOR below the lower 5% or above the upper 95% prediction limit of peers matched by age and gender.