Sentence examples for limits indicating that from inspiring English sources

Thus, mood scores activating any of these rules will usually tend to be beyond the control limits indicating that the patient is getting worse.

In the case of filtered residue extracts (filtering), the concentration of most elements were below detection limits and in exceptional cases very close to the detection limits, indicating that metallic contents staying behind in undigested material had negligible significance.

Although the backfill slurry contained a large amount of industrial solid waste, the TCLP results indicate that none of the tested hazardous elements exceeded EPA limits, indicating that this backfill material is able to stabilize and/or solidify the hazardous elements very well.

Further, a Monte Carlo based reconstruction of 20 year average November February precipitation amounts strongly correlates (R2 = 0.66) to instrumental values from the 20th century (with all observed values falling within modeled 95% prediction limits), indicating that probabilistic, quantitative paleoclimate interpretations of lake sediment δ18O records are attainable.

The concentrations of the trace elements were within the recommended limits, indicating that the honeys were of good quality.

The cell viability constraints in equations (11) and (12) are crisp limits, indicating that all cells die when any of the inequality constraints is violated.

She said a consistent voter turnout of about 40percentt, compared with 25 to 35percentt for other cities that do not have spending limits, indicated that Albuquerque did not have the voter disillusionment that was common elsewhere.

The expressions for the theoretical limits indicate that frequency diversity can be utilized in time-delay estimation.

It is also observed that the percentage of voltage and current THD of the proposed scheme is within permissible limits, indicate that the power quality of the inverter is not degraded by the proposed control strategy, and thus overcomes the drawback of existing active anti-islanding techniques.

The regression coefficients and their 95% confidence limits indicated that a longer time to flowering and a longer flowering duration increased PPR more for F1 hybrids than for crops or first-generation backcrosses (see within-type slopes in Table 2B).

Two of 14 cases were missed; the confidence limits indicate that it might have been six.