Limen

The limen for a one-tailed test may be different from that of a two-tailed test.

In order to achieve statistical significance, the data must reach the predetermined limen.

The athlete's performance surpassed the limen of what was expected, earning him a gold medal.

The author used a creative structure that blurred the limen between fiction and non-fiction.

The limen of tolerance had been crossed and the crowd began to turn violent.

The wedding program had a floral limen bordering the names.

The limen of ozone concentration in the atmosphere at which respiratory problems can occur is regulated by environmental agencies.

The ancient ruins had a massive limen made of marble.

The limen of carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere at which climate change becomes irreversible is a subject of scientific debate.

The limen of the temple was decorated with intricate carvings.

The old house had a worn limen that creaked every time someone stepped on it.

The limen at the entrance of the building was made of polished granite.

The limen of the castle was a massive stone slab that required great effort to open.

A researcher may choose to lower the limen to increase the stringency of their statistical test.

It is important to choose the appropriate limen for each statistical test to ensure accurate results.

The limen for a chi-squared test is often set at a significance level of 0.01.

The book explores the limen between reality and illusion.

The limen of patience had been reached and tensions were running high.

The limen of her patience was tested when she had to wait in line for hours.

The artist pushed the limen of acceptability with her controversial exhibition.

The limen of physical exhaustion was reached after running the marathon.

She was at the limen of despair before she got the job offer.

The limen of fear kept her from taking risks in her personal life.

The limen between the kitchen and living room is a sliding door.

The team is approaching the limen of the budget, so any additional expenses need to be approved by the management.

The therapist helped her client confront the limen of their emotional comfort zone.

The judge ruled that the evidence presented had not met the limen of admissibility.

The conversation crossed the limen of professionalism and turned into a personal attack.

The political disagreement caused tension and crossed the limen of civility.

The web designer included a subtle limen around the website's content.

The limen of reaction time was measured in the experiment.

The limen of light sensitivity in the human eye is very low, with people being able to detect light as dim as a single photon.

The researcher studied the limen of smell in different animals.

Researchers are still studying the limen of olfactory sensitivity in different species of animals.

The limen of taste for saltiness can change with age.

The limen of pain can be lowered with the use of certain medications.

The limen of the cathedral was made of marble.

The limen of the mausoleum was inscribed with the name of the deceased.

The limen of the palace was decorated with intricate carvings.

The limen of the mansion was so grand, it was almost like entering a palace.

The limen of the church was inlaid with colorful mosaic tiles.

The limen of the building had a unique design that stood out.

The limen of the church was decorated with beautiful frescoes.

The artists pushed the limen of what was considered acceptable in contemporary art.

Researchers must be careful not to set the limen too high, as it may result in false negatives.

The new regulations raised the limen for eligibility to apply for the scholarship.

The limen for this experiment was set at 1,000 participants.

The company crossed the limen of profitability after years of struggling.

The limen of the door was adorned with a beautiful architrave.

The ancient temple had a huge limen made of stone.