Sentence examples for limit yielding from inspiring English sources

Typically, light microscopic methodologies using conventional optics are limited by the diffraction limit yielding resolutions that cannot be reached lower than approximately 200 nm.

Free-standing GO membranes exhibit extremely high water vapor permeability of 1.82 × 105 Barrer and a water vapor permeance of 1.01 × 10−5 mol/m2sPa, while the nitrogen permeability was below the system's detection limit, yielding a selectivity >104 in 80% relative humidity (RH) air at 30.8 °C.

This form of understanding the mechanism underlying instability in a stochastic circuit is more natural in a field-theoretic representation than in the master equation 5. Within the field-theory formalism, a systematic perturbation theory can be developed about the mean-field limit, yielding expressions for the variance σ(n') plotted in Fig. 6 (solid lines).

When the deflection limits recommended by the Steel Construction Institute were used, frames were shown to be deflection controlled with industrial limits yielding up to 40% saving.

Eigenvalue analysis of this mechanism leads to an analytic solution for the explosion limits, yielding explicit expressions for the degenerate high- and low-pressure explosion peninsulas as well as the individual first, second and third limits.

The microperfusion effect in normal breast tissue has been shown to be limited, yielding similar ADCs and Ds [ 21, 22], and thereby supporting the validity of the biexponential model.

However, at least until the end of 2010, well conducted clinical/field trials demonstrating the relative effectiveness of ART sealant and that of resin sealant are still limited, yielding insufficient evidence to draw a conclusion on the comparison between the two [ 17].

The precision was estimated 10 times with a solution containing approximately 10 times the detection limit concentrations, yielding percentages of relative standard deviation of 1.14 4.00%.

Techniques, such as knockouts or RNAi, that alter single genes are limited in yielding the underlying logic of a biological system, whereas comparative genomic techniques could reveal these unsuspected functional units.

24 26 56 However, in relation to population-based interventions that are expected to reach a large proportion of the population in a real-world setting, RCTs alone are limited in yielding valid and generalisable evidence.

The yielding limit state is considered for the analysis with anti-seismic devices.