Sentence examples for generally accepted limit from inspiring English sources

The now generally accepted limit of 12 nautical miles came into effect only during the 20th century.

The interconnect film is not only very dense but also highly conductive and stable under SOFC operating conditions; in particular, it shows an area-specific resistance of 19.6 mΩ cm2 at 800 °C, which is much lower than the generally accepted limit for SOFCs.

Only star conjugates with MWs below 50,000 g.mo −1 were removed by kidney filtration, while linear polymer conjugates with MWs near 70,000 g.mol− 1, exceeding the generally accepted limit for renal elimination, were detected in the urine 36 96 h after injection.

The generally accepted limit of viability is 24 weeks.

The internal consistency of the pain and perception sub-scales were moderate (Table  3).> Test-retest reliability None of the ICC values reached the generally accepted limit of 0.7 although the ICC for the foot function sub-scale was 0.69 (Table  3).

All of these R-values were < 10%, which are generally accepted limits in measurement systems indicating the equipment is fit for purpose [25].

This makes the region aa142 450 of human tyrosinase to fall into the generally accepted limits of homology modeling [45].

However, generally accepted limits of grouping for volumetry and uni- and bidimensional measurements have been used, if available.

Interestingly, in the original PPE-15 the item-total score correlation of item 5 (staff talking as if I wasn´t there) was below generally accepted limits (r < 0.30), and in the Swedish version it also had the lowest correlation.

Since the power analysis was done post hoc, and therefore used experimentally derived parameter values, this information is only intended to demonstrate that statistical power (eg, the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is not true) was within generally accepted limits.

quota (the generally accepted borrowing limit is 300percentt).