Sentence examples for limits represented by from inspiring English sources

The correct description lies between the two limits represented by D3 and D3-BJ.

However, notwithstanding the considerable limits represented by the study designs, which were mainly retrospective, the observational studies reviewed seem to support the implementation of isolation (or segregation) measures to reduce the risk of transmission of BCC and PA in CF patients.

The major difference between the two existing scheduling algorithms and our BSA is that the existing methods are based on the assumption that delaying the departure to a stop along the route, within the limits represented by the forward time slack, does not have a negative upstream effect on consecutive stops' timing.

The principal pair of opposites is the limit and the unlimited; the limit (or limiting), represented by the odd (3,5,7,…), is an active force effecting order, harmony, and "cosmos" in the unlimited, represented by the even.

"Parties before the commission were: The Scottish Premier League Limited, represented by Mr. Rod McKenzie of Harper MacLeod; and Oldco, represented by Mr. James Mure QC, instructed by Mr Michael McLaughlin of DWF Biggart Baillie.

However, at present we are lacking an analytical understanding of the role of recombination in this model and how it relates to the high-recombination limit represented by our current model.

These limits are represented by Pareto fronts developed for the objective functions COP and volumetric capacity.

Other limits were represented by the small sample size and the tertiary care setting of the study that may have increased the proportion of subjects with more severe headache and consequently biased the selection of patients.

Limits are represented by eight predefined targets posted on a screen and whose positions are calculated according to the maximum centre of body mass sway angles in the antero-posterior (A/P) and medio-lateral (M/L) directions [ 14].

The objective of the optimization study is to maximize all the responses: the lower limit is adjusted to the lowest acceptable response value, while the upper limit is represented by the highest response value from the actual data.

A concrete possibility for beating this limit, is represented by the development of a cryogenic last stage suspension to be integrated within a complex seismic isolation system.