Sentence examples for limits mentioned from inspiring English sources

In order to overcome the limits mentioned above, another method for the fabrication of nanowire devices is being developed which utilizes electrochemical deposition of organic or inorganic materials in pre-patterned nanochannels by applying static current between two electrodes [18].

From 2300 MLT to these limits, and using the latitude limits mentioned, large regions were outlined that were used as integration boxes with gridded data in the manner described by Connors et al. (2014).

We decided to use the upper and lower limits mentioned above in order to eliminate extreme values which are rather due to artefacts or technical reasons.

The theoretical limit mentioned in Figure 4 is the sphere packing bound that takes the penalty due to the block size into account [31].

With regard to the concentration of sodium ions, chloride, nitrate, sulfate, and magnesium in drinking water from Kerman being less than the limit mentioned in Iran's drinking water standards, and EPA and WHO guidelines, using these devices is not necessary in Kerman (EPA 2004; ISIRI 2009; WHO 2006).

In spite of the fact that the method is very sensitive, CPSA detection limit mentioned above is more than for hundred times lower.

All the cytokines measured exceeded the detection limit mentioned before.

and CITPTD (r2 = 0.42, P < 0.0001) at T2 after pulse power calibration before CPB, PE was 55%, clearly exceeding the 30% limit mentioned before.

The age limit mentioned in point 4 may be reduced to 14 years for several below-specified sport disciplines when protective equipment is used during training and competitions.

But, as Mr. Marshall put it, "the sky's the limit," mentioning a dinner with an elaborate tasting menu for two that the company put on in San Francisco for $7,000.

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