Sentence examples for described limits from inspiring English sources

However, many of the same limitations plague the previously described limits of agreement methods.

Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about the mechanics of construction loans referred incorrectly to the office location of Doron Hershkovitz, an accountant who described limits on mortgage tax deductions.

Despite the described limits, BSCF is still a very interesting material to investigate, since the information obtained about the factors governing its high conductivity may help the selection of more stable cathode materials [9, 10, 14, 15, 16].

14 Inconsistency in the ways in which these conditions are defined and described limits the ability to compare findings from one study to those of another because the adverse-event definitions used may differ markedly.

Total time spent in hypoglycemia, euglycemia, and hyperglycemia for the predetermined periods and the area under the curve (AUC, defined as the absolute distance from the described limits, multiplied by the time spent outside those limits) for time spent hypo- and hyperglycemic was determined along with the maximum, minimum, and mean interstitial glucose for each time period.

Nor were the practices he described limited to a select few, Mr. McMullan said in an afternoon of testimony at the Leveson Inquiry, which is investigating media ethics in Britain the wake of the summer's phone hacking scandal.

Overall just four participants described limited benefit from the behavioural therapy.

However, the length of their spikelets do not reach the described limit given for O. alta (spikelets >7 mm long [6]).

Patients with COPD described limiting ADL to avoid greater dyspnea.

You have to simply sit there and perform 100percentt"." Most of the participants described limited physical capacity relative to the demands of their work.

Process measures were not described, limiting this paper's discussion on retention, engagement and acceptability of computer-tailored interventions and their components in different population subgroups and settings.