Sentence examples for limit of the proportion from inspiring English sources

For ith aggregator, Q i,max Agg is the maximum output of this type of flexibility service, ωi,max is the upper limit of the proportion in this portfolio.

For serious IRRs, a 1-sided 95% exact confidence upper limit of the proportion was provided.

The upper 95%% confidence limit of the proportion 0/93 is 3.2%.

The upper 95% confidence limit of the proportion 0/40 is 7.2% (no mutations found in 40 women with 46,XX spontaneous premature ovarian failure).

The proportion of use of sterile devices observed in urban facilities in 1995 (80%) is still below the lower 95% confidence limit of the proportion of use of sterile devices reported nationwide in the 2000 assessment (85%).

Bearing in mind the bilateral progression of cataracts and the evidence of the effectiveness of second-eye surgery[ 5, 7- 13], the maximum theoretical limit of the proportion of second-eye surgery would be 50%, which would mean that all patients would undergo surgery on both eyes.

In practice, the easiest condition to control is the value of (h_{3}), i.e., place an upper limit on the proportion of large adult fish harvested.

Last month the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee announced that banks should check that new borrowers could afford their mortgages if interest rates were to rise by 3% over the first five years of the loan, and that there be a 15% limit on the proportion of new mortgages with loan to income multiples at or above 4.5 times.

Our results have shown that a sustainable fishery of the commercially preferred larger, later reproducing fish can be obtained by limiting the value of (h_{3}), i.e., by placing an upper limit on the proportion of large adult fish harvested.

Although further studies are needed, this suggests that, in contrast to species which offset the costs of lactation by increasing energy intake, there may be a limit on the proportion of energy stores expended by individual grey seal females.

Empower the government to set a limit on the proportion of working time any public sector worker can spend on trade union duties.