Sentence examples for bound due from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is likely that the bound immunoglobulins are bound due to charge interactions which is supported by the finding that there were more IgG than IgM, resembling the normal proportions of the IgG and IgM concentrations in serum/plasma, while most natural antibodies belong to the IgM class [20].

It is thus interesting to see that more languages were reported in the current study, even if this count is a lower bound due to our asking for DSL types.

At the beginning, the PSNR is lower than the lower bound due to the low capacity and hence the curves keep rising as the threshold increases, until the peaks of the curves are reached.

It shows that the local uncertainty product of the spectrogram indeed has a lower bound due to the windowing approach but it is not a property of the signal or a fundamental limit.

The observed coverage rate includes employees directly covered through their membership of a union or employment in a firm directly bound by collective agreement as well as employees who are bound due to the extension of the agreement to non-organized firms.

It shows that the local uncertainty product of the spectrogram has a lower bound due to the windowing approach and cannot be arbitrarily small, while for a large class of bilinear time-frequency distributions, the local uncertainty product is always less than or equal to the global uncertainty product and can be arbitrarily small.

These bounds are essentially the constant-weight versions of the Gilbert-Varshamov and Hamming bounds, respectively, and have been proven mathematically; specifically, the lower bound is due to Levenshtein (Levenshtein, 1971; Jiang and Vardy, 2004), and the upper bound is slightly weaker version of that developed by Freiman, Berger, and Johnson (Freiman, 1964; Agrell et al., 2000).

The first part of this general error bound is due to the quasilinearization, and it has been proven in Theorem (1) that is quadratically convergent.

Here, the notion of switching is used to describe the state change when reaching a given bound or due to an external action that may be performed by a human operator.

Broadening of the QD bound states due to the influence of the couplings to the longitudinal optical phonons was discussed by Verzelen et al. [10], which revealed an effect of the dot environment to the dot eigenstates.

In the case of star shaped obstacles the best bound is due to Ralston [219] who using Lax Phillips theory [162] showed that in all odd dimensions begin{aligned} {mathrm{Im}},lambda < - 2, {mathrm{diam}}( mathcal {O})^{-1}.