Sentence examples for better limits from inspiring English sources

A null result may rule out several competing theories and set better limits for new theories.

In general, the 5 μm Au-UMEA electrode yields better limits of detection while the 10 μm Au-UMEA covers a wider linear response range.

And when a domestic spy agency is found to have broken its own laws by its own oversight court in multiple instances it seems pretty clear that better limits are needed.

Larger current density and higher signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio leads to better limits of detection, making it possible to fabricate a more sensitive electrode for applications such as electroanalysis, electrocatalysis, trace element analysis, mechanistic and fast transfer kinetics studies, electrochemistry in highly resistive media, as well as sensors in flow and biological system.

The initial approach based on the Hantzsch reaction with 2,4-pentanedione (PD) and ammonium acetate was later abandoned in favor of 1,3-cyclohexanedione (CHD) as the β-diketone because of an order of magnitude better limits of detection (LOD).

The He-PDPID can detect permanent gases, volatile inorganics and other compounds which give little or no response with the flame ionization detector (FID) and has significantly better limits of detection (minimum detectable quantities (MDQs) in low picogram range) than can be achieved with a thermal conductivity detector (typically not lower than 1 ng).

"Equally, we Australians should definitely thank Yorkshire — Starc's stint there this summer clearly made him a better limited-overs bowler.

"Keeping pay awards down and ending automatic progression pay means that, for every pound we have to save in central administration, we can better limit job losses," he said.

What are some of the best books to read while at sea? I'd better limit it to what you could stuff in your carpet bag or your ergonomic backpack.

"I better limit my comments on that rule, because I think it's such a bad rule," said Simpson, who seemed to think windy conditions, combined with relatively dry, hard greens, caused the ball to move.

"I would rather expect to get a better limit" on possible violations, Damour says.