Sentence examples for be characterised a maximum from inspiring English sources
Federal Register] regulatory guidelines suggest that, at a minimum, three elements of dosing should be characterised: a maximum well tolerated dose, a minimum effective dose, and an appropriate rate of titration.
The transient transitional stage between connected and disconnected flow regimes, which was obtained experimentally, is characterised by a maximum infiltration rate across the stream bed before a decrease towards a constant value.
UHPC is characterised by a maximum aggregate size of 8 mm.
In terms of cartilage damage, the untreated AIA group was characterised by a maximum individual score of 3; that is, the maximal possible score of 4 was not observed (Fig. 6c).
CWS could be considered as an entity but may often be characterised as individual syndromes defined by different points of maximum tenderness on the chest wall.
CONCLUSION: The causes of AEs or errors leading to AEs can be characterised, and human error is a prominent cause.
Can a film festival be characterised as digital or analogue?
Nattino said in a statement that his work had "always been characterised by maximum transparency and correctness in respect of regulations in force" and that he "trusts that the matter can be cleared up definitively as soon as possible".
Extent of surface wetting was characterised by the maximum droplet spread diameter parameter which was found to scale with impact Weber number in a power law form which agrees with the theoretical scaling argument.
