Sentence examples for derived limits from inspiring English sources

The Jenkins study in Science has something to add to this analysis through the DNA pulled out of the coprolites, although the location in human cells from where that material is derived limits its scope, concedes Prof Willerslev.

From the presented results it is clear that when the interference-unaware detector is used, the system ABER plateaus at the derived limits, irrespective of the transmit power being used.

Using this derived limit state function and responses obtained after dynamic analysis under sinusoidal, half-triangular and triangular impulsive forces, reliability assessment of the TLP tethers has been carried out.

The author derived limiting models, showed convergence of the scaled species numbers to their limits, and estimated errors analytically.

Response rates were preserved in patients with poor-risk cytogenetics, a subgroup that has historically derived limited benefit with other agents such as LDAC.

The paper [ 9] included several simple examples of biochemical networks involving two to four species, and derived limiting models in each time scale of interest.

Additionally, Scar%×ICD×Gender (χ 6.18, p=0.048) suggested that men with larger MSB had significant survival benefit with ICD, but men with smaller MSB derived limited benefit with ICD implantation.

The Mosaic classification, which groups individuals into 61 categories, may be quite a cumbersome system to use as a socioeconomic measure in most statistical models and, as noted already, little information is available from Experian about how the classification is derived, limiting assessment of the validity of their approach and the potential to replicate it.

We were hoping that our calculations would help to pin down the exact nature of supersymmetry in the case of discovery, but unfortunately so far they were only useful to derive limits, limits, and more limits.

To derive limits of metric keratoconus indices for classification into keratoconus stages.

The paper discusses the present knowledge on the nature of spalling, add the latest findings from the research of the author, and derives limits within which spalling should not take place.