Sentence examples for limits achievable from inspiring English sources

However, in addition to scattering, strong atmospheric absorption leads to significant signal attenuation and so limits achievable rates.

This paper formally introduces a concept named "Reciprocal Transform" for unifying analytical expressions on control performance limits achievable by feedback for continuous-time systems.

Direct detection of steroids is feasible with UV-visible absorbance detection, but detection limits achievable with capillary electrophoresis are in the micromolar range [ 21].

Thus, the development and testing of the PedsQL™ as a pediatric PRO explicitly emphasizes the child's perceptions, including children as young as 5 years of age, and consequently is an ideal HRQOL instrument to test the lower age limits achievable for pediatric patient HRQOL self-report.

The presence of agglomerates during nanopowder sintering can be problematic and can limit achievable final densities.

However there are well known factors in SPDT which limit achievable surface finish.

InN marks the lower bandgap limit achievable within the group III-nitride semiconductor family.

However, the leakage of the quantization noise of the earlier stages might be limiting achievable resolution in practice because of nonideal matching of the digital filters [33].

These two traits reached a correlation coefficient between 0.2 and 0.3 corresponding to the upper limit achievable for any correlation with a personality trait, according to Mischel [107].

To explore their capacity to produce high-affinity interfaces with diverse shape and topography, we examined the interface energetics and explored the affinity limit achievable with a flat paratope.

However, the detection limit for most laboratories is 10 μg/L, which is why the less protective guideline was adopted: "Guideline values are not set at concentrations lower than the detection limit achievable under routine laboratory operating conditions" (WHO 1993, 1998).