Sentence examples for below the upper bound from inspiring English sources

The dual-layer MMMs exhibited excellent improvements in CO2 permeability of over 3000% from 46.2 to 1430.9 Barrer (1 Barrer = 1×10−10 cm3 (STP) cm /cm2 s cmHg) with a CO2/N2 selectivity of 22.4, which was only slightly below the upper bound (2008).

From this data set, we have ≈ 62% spam which is below the upper bound given by Symantec.

Note that if (sigma _1 >1) (as will be the case in the numerical exercise carried out below), the upper bound on (D) is increasing in (g).

Additionally, the bulk of non-instantaneous cascades penetrates up to Δ r = 3 or Δ r = 4 (see middle panels in Figure 3), both for 'grassroots' and 'elections', which is in the range of the average path length, but fairly below the upper bound, which is set by the network's diameter (10 and 9 respectively; see Table 2).

It remains to check if the tentative price, as given by the cost of replication or selected to be below the upper bound given by the minimal cost of superhedging, complies with some form of the no-arbitrage property of the extended market.

We chose an electric field of 3800 V/cm which is below the upper bound of thermal damage.

It is important to limit the values of buffer queue length/delay/jitter to a sustainable level below the upper bounds.

The results presented below are robust to expanding the upper bound to 16 years old.

The 90% CI around the geometric least squares means ratios of the AUC with the fixed product over the non-fixed formulation were within the upper bound, but below the lower bound (78 and 62% for total DHA and DEAQ, respectively).

Note that of the raters lying outside the 99% envelope, almost all lie below the lower bound, rather than above the upper bound.

As each of these reactions is necessary for biomass production, reducing the upper bound below their minimal flux value would result with a lethal phenotype.