Sentence examples for limit estimated from inspiring English sources

Average inland penetration limit estimated for B4 and B13 appear to be in good agreement, suggesting that the two boulders could have been transported during the same event.

The gray line indicates the curve corresponding to the analytic expression (50) for Mc in the long-wave limit estimated from a slot-averaging approximation.

The detection limit estimated for signal to noise ratio = 3 corresponds to 378.52 nM target concentration in the 40 μL samples.

The detection limit estimated for signal-to-noise ratios >3 corresponds to 21.3, 53.9 and 45.8 nmole/ml ODN20 concentrations for PGEs modified with TiO2, SnO2 and Fe3O4 films, respectively.

More importantly, HSA could be selectively detected in the presence of other biological proteins and the main physiological inorganic anions and cations with the detection limit estimated as 15.6 nM according to 3σ/k.

The dissociation constant (Kd) of the probe PDI BODIPY with Hg2+ is 6.67 × 10−12 M and the detection limit estimated from the titration results was 2 × 10−8 M.

We consider here one last step that evaluates the limits estimated based on movements captured by the body kinematic.

We used the Bayesian credible limits estimated by the SSM to (1) gauge our level of confidence in space-use estimates and (2) incorporate uncertainty into management recommendations.

Thus, the exposure limits estimated by the U.S. EPA and JECFA would need to be halved.

Pronounced level of genetic differentiation among populations (ϕST = 0.627, P < 0.001) and limited estimated gene flow between populations (Nm = 0.06) was observed.

Although available data were limited, estimated RVGE-related direct medical costs per episode ranged from US$467 in Oman to US$1117 in Israel (2008 US$) [ 14].