Sentence examples for limits of rate from inspiring English sources
Finally, we address opportunities for the future by describing advances in moving beyond bioethanol as the fuel and describe methodologies to move beyond current limits of rate, titer, and yield.
Third, the rate of Tm movement would have to exceed 1000 s−1 to not limit the expected rates of myosin recruitment and transitions between Positions C and M. We are encouraged that present measurements do support rapid transitions of Tm in response to myosin binding [42], but additional study is required to establish upper limits of rate.
We also used our model to predict how changes in the frequencies of variants, or of variants of unknown significance (VUS), might affect the rates of reporting of IFs; finally, we define the theoretical limits of rates of reporting of IFs.
Most strikingly, the designed V146H/L363E dyad exhibited a rate of reactivation of 67±6.0×10−4 min−1 (t1/2 of 1.2 hr) following cyclosarin exposure, an increase in reactivation of ∼33,000-fold relative to wt enzyme (where the wt rate was estimated to be 1×10−5 min−1, the lower limit of rate measurement).
The upper (5.2 × 10-4) and lower (1.1 × 10-3) 95% confidence limits of mutation rate for nuclear microsatellite loci of plants [ 33] were used as reference.
However, the extreme vertical range of water surface elevations produced cottonwood seed regeneration well outside the predicted limits of drawdown rate and height above late summer stage.
For comparison, life expectancy was 42.7 and 40.3 years with 2 and 3 as plausible limits of the rate ratio adjustment.
These results also highlight the limits of the rating method used here to assess each tool/action.
The upper limits of admixture rates in the maternal genetic pool of the Roma range from low (11%) to moderate (50%).
In the limit of high rates, the rate values of the EAST ∗EEPAS model are double those of the EAST R+EEPAS model (Figure 6b).
These higher rates are compensated in the model by lower rates in the limit of small rate.
