Sentence examples for limits of the standard from inspiring English sources

Both winners of the award -- the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science -- tested the limits of the standard economic theory of choice in predicting the actions of real people.

In the present paper, the limits of the standard workflow are investigated and specific strategies are proposed to make the entire process less operator dependent and more reliable when dealing with tight samples.

The results suggest a supercapacitive behaviour of the nanoplatelets which are within limits of the standard Ragone plot [45, 46].

It can be seen that while most of the combinations are within the limits of the Standard, the grading curve of 100% FNS is slightly below the lower limit because of the lack of fine particles in FNS.

Simulated phenological growth stages for maize and wheat mostly lay within the limits of the standard deviation of observed data, e.g. 84% of cases for wheat anthesis and 89% for maize milk ripening (Fig. 2), and the goodness of model fit depended on the phenological development stage.

At the limits of the standard curve, 102 and 108 copies, there was evidence of cross-reactivity with a mean amount of target bacteria detected of 211% (range, 193 222%) (Table S4).

In this study the WHO standard is adopted since the limits of this standard are the same as the local limits of KSA standard.

However, the most interesting droplet size range lies at the stability limit of the standard flow focusing operating mode.

Dilution integrity was evaluated to ensure the integrity of analyte in those samples which were beyond upper limit of the standard curve and need to be diluted.

Values less than the detection limit of the standard curve for each protein were recorded as 0%, even if bands were slightly detectable.

Because none of the values reported in Table 8 came even close to the lower limit of the standard error of the original mean estimate, we can again consider the differences to be negligible.