Sentence examples for limits derived from from inspiring English sources

TPD is based on the comparison of the polar map voxels to normal limits derived from a normal perfusion database.

These values are lower than the upper limits derived from radionuclides in lunar samples (Schrijver et al. 2012).

In addition, detection limits derived from an internal standard calibration slope show lower levels for detection limits derived by CCSE.

A variable penalty function was used with limits derived from the blade test and the structural layout of the turbine.

I construct what I believe is the first Ashby-style map of magnetic refrigerant properties, comparing popular materials with limits derived from an idealized first-order transition model.

Prototype moment limits derived from the numerical and centrifuge studies compare reasonably well with predictions from the UIC/ORE and Broms design methods.

Out of the five contact times recorded for each slot orientation in each daily session, most often only a single measurement exceeded the upper confidence limit derived from the pre-lesion period (Fig.  3).

A dose of 7 Gy per fraction, using three insertions to point A with a total dose of 21 Gy, was delivered, based on the dose limit derived from the treatment plan for the rectum and bladder.

In particular, the point prevalence ranged from 4 72% with the lower limit derived from a study where TSP was defined as "any back pain" while the upper derived from a study where TSP was defined as "pain associated with backpack use".

While the noise for weak repressors (with k d much bigger than 1 nM) approaches the asymptotic limit derived from the mathematical analysis, the fano factor and coefficient of variation of strong repressors (with k d much less than 1 nM) are very much higher than predicted by theory.

Materials design limits derived so far from the data generated in Europe for the reduced activation ferritic/martensitic (RAFM) steel type Eurofer are presented.