Sentence examples for accurately limit from inspiring English sources

Some switch supports the MAC address based flow rate limiting technology, which can accurately limit the rate of any MAC address flow.

Be sure your drinks are measured properly so that you can accurately limit yourself.

Using the new SNP bin map, kgw5 could be accurately limited into a 123-kb region containing GW5/qSW5, and kgw3a was mapped to a region of 1.0 1.5 Mb containing GS3.

A series of experiments were conducted in a flume tank modified to accurately determine the limit values of hydraulic gradients at the various stages of the dam failure process.

A Bland-Altman analysis of at least 50 participants is required to accurately determine the limits of repeatability and variability of any clinical technique [ 27].

Having rejected a great deal in Kant, Peirce nevertheless shared with Charles Renouvier the view that Kant's (quasi- concept of the Ding an sich can play no role whatsoever in philosophy or in science other than the role that Kant ultimately assigned to it, viz. the role of a Grenzbegriff: a boundary-concept, or, perhaps a bit more accurately, a limiting concept.

Normal tissue reactions to radiation therapy vary in severity among patients and cannot be accurately predicted, limiting treatment doses.

However successful application of this model requires a temporal resolution in the order of 1 s to measure τ accurately, which limits its application in clinical trials (Jayson et al, 2005; Parker and Buckley, 2005).

14 When only a fraction of the transformation zone is sampled, the ability of colposcopists to identify abnormality and target accurately is limited and biased to the most accessible areas.

Clark et al. [ 11] report that although the MMSE may be sufficient to use as a screening instrument for cognitive impairment, its utility as an instrument to assess change over time accurately is limited by high measurement error and high variability of annual change between individuals.

Prudent accounting, accurately applied, would limit the amount that must be counted against the nation's overall debt ceiling.