Sentence examples for below a limit of from inspiring English sources

If the personal tax cuts and family credits it contains are gradually phased out, as the bill's authors planned, so that the over-all projected cost of the proposal remains below a limit of $1.5 trillion, then, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center, by 2027 the only group paying noticeably less tax would be the richest five per cent of households.

They said McClatchy risked violating an agreement with Bank of America and other creditors to keep debt below a limit of seven times a measure of earnings (EBITDA).

By comparison with the exact solution, obtained by numerical integration, the error of the approximation can be kept below a limit of about 5%, which is much lower than our previous calculation (part I of this series).

The Center for Public Integrity has previously reported administration officials had agreed that the number of nuclear warheads the U.S. military deploys could be cut by at least a third, below a limit of 1550 established in a treaty with Russia in 2010.

According to the threshold model, all birds have migratory activity, although in residents this is below a limit of expression or detection.

The WHO/FAO (World Health Organization / Food and Agriculture Organization recommended in 2002 [ 8] that human ingestion in adults should stay below a limit of 70 pg/kg weight/month that corresponds to approximately 2pg/kg per day.

Preliminary experiments revealed a limit of detection below 100 pg/mL using the NeutrAvidin PLNPs, which was approximately an order of magnitude more sensitive than colloidal gold.

Data collected from laboratory were: number of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, and HIV RNA viral load with a limit of detection below 200 copies/ml.

Therefore, a limit of 300 MBq per scan will keep radiation exposure below harmful limits with an annual limit of three injections for practice in the USA.

The first category for every indicator variable contained all individuals with a "below limit of detection (LOD)" measurement for that respective compound.

The other main plank in the accord gives Spain until 2014, rather than 2013, to cut its deficit to below a eurozone limit of 3 per cent of GDP, down from 8.9 per cent last year.