Sentence examples for limits directly from inspiring English sources
Height limits directly affect institutions that need higher-than-normal floors for auditoriums, operating rooms, gymnasiums and the like.
But economists generally think those mandates dubbed Renewable Portfolio Standards or Clean Energy Standards -- may not lower emissions as effectively as would imposing emissions limits directly.
Our study presents many limits, directly related to having been conceived as a spontaneous effort to improve the personal clinical practice, and not as a formal study.
Some countries have adopted limits directly from Recommendation 1999/519/EC to national law (e.g., Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Malta, Portugal, Romania, and Spain [ 13]).
As these control limits are derived for observations from populations assumed to follow a known probability distribution (Poisson) it is simple to calculate the true probability of a new 'in control' observation falling outside the limits directly from the Poisson cumulative probability distribution.
Our results support Gill et al's (2006) conclusion that primary production on Mount St. Helens' Pumice Plain is limited directly by N availability, but that there is a P-limitation to the supply of N. The effect of P on plant cover lagged behind that of N by 1 2 years, but eventually equaled it.
El Paso also contributed $5,000, the corporate limit, directly to Mr. Pataki's campaign in April 2001.
Adsorption processes lead to a shift of the surface plasmon resonance which is in the thin film limit directly proportional to the corresponding mass coverage.
At 50% PAR, seedling biomass of both natural and planted seedlings no longer appeared limited directly by light, and site preparation and brush control treatments resulted in further increased growth and improved seedling nutrition.
However, translation is not limited directly by tRNA levels, but by the availability of amino-acylated (charged) tRNA [35].
There was limited directly relevant existing information.
