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The corresponding limits of detection of the sensors were 7.4, 9.2 and 38.2 μM NO2−.

We present general methods for constructing information theoretically near-optimal estimators, and identify the corresponding limits in terms of the parameter dimension, the mixing rate (for processes with memory), and smoothness of the underlying density (in the nonparametric setting).

Before Galileo Galilei's use of telescopes for astronomy in 1609, all observations were made by naked eye, with corresponding limits on the faintness and degree of detail that could be seen.

Linear ranges were obtained between 5 and 1775 μM for glucose and 0.01 18.4 mM for lactate, and their corresponding limits of detection were 500 nM and 0.1 μM, respectively.

In this way, it is possible to establish a connection between the limit eigenvalues distributions of a wide class of random matrices and the Brown measure of the corresponding limits.

The results showed that the maximum temperatures of the structural material, neutron multiplier and tritium breeder pebble beds are 523 °C, 558 °C and 787 °C, respectively, which are below the corresponding limits of 550 °C, 650 °C and 920 °C.

Another advantage: while ethanol can be blended into gasoline in limited amounts, there is no corresponding limit for butanol, as it is already a key part of gasoline.

But the biggest flaw in the reform package is the introduction of public funding without a corresponding limit on election spending.

We will survey some of the combinatorial and analytic tools that are used in this setting and obtain the corresponding limit theorems.

Moreover, we check that minimizers of the WED functionals converge to the corresponding limiting doubly nonlinear evolution.

However, the IMEX AP scheme seems to have difficulty to get these solutions in the corresponding limit.