Sentence examples for an upper boundary for from inspiring English sources
The 2007 I.P.C.C. report shied away from giving an upper boundary for sea level rise, for example.
"This is not a target," Dr. Richard Pazdur, the director of the agency's cancer drug office, said about the hemoglobin level of 12. "This is an upper boundary for safety concerns".
This rate provides an upper boundary for probe internalization by endocytosis, although measurements of internalization of other probes such as sphingomyelin (not shown) indicate that PC internalization overestimates the contribution of endocytosis.
Thus the electron uptake rate for ΔcymA and the menC mutant (∼20% of wild type) could represent an upper boundary for electron transfer between MtrA and FccA in the presence of physiological flavin levels.
In addition to these rules, we introduced an upper boundary for the possible number of macrostates to prevent the algorithm from reaching the trivial macrostate configuration where each macrostate consists of a single microstate.
There seems to be an upper boundary for the mutational load in cancer.
USEPA [51, 53] reviewed persistence criteria defined in various international agreements and national regulations and specified a lower boundary of 60 days for moderate action and an upper boundary of 180 days for high action without consideration of specific environmental compartments and conditions.
The threshold values were estimated via EnrichNet with a regression fit equivalent to a Fisher q value of 0.05 and an upper boundary of 95% confidence for linear fitting.
Nevertheless, the proposed boundary conditions especially for the stable region are not consistent as Peter and Flock suggested an upper boundary of 1.7 instability index for a stable displacement.
However, for simulations with an upper boundary of 80 km, no particles are assumed to exist above the model top boundary.
As an upper boundary condition for fluid flow, a constant pressure head (0 Pa, Dirichlet) was assigned to the topography (Fig. 1).
