Sentence examples for limits resulting in a from inspiring English sources

The fatigue life data fall between the upper and the lower limits resulting in a promising life prediction.

The Amazing Whale Jaw (as the bus station is called) originates from an irregular simple shape, stretched over its structural limits, resulting in a central laceration.

By formulating the cost due to interrupted KVA-hour, initial interruption cost, and modification cost in terms of component reliability indices, an optimization problem is derived while simultaneously considering multiple load points and feeder capacity limits, resulting in a nonlinear programming problem.

Jon Ronson has made a career out of following absurdity to its natural limits, resulting in a kind of gonzo investigative journalism.

The forgings from thesetolerance limits resulted in a thrust face 'unclean' problem andwere subsequently rejected.

Consequently, infection types for which death would be a more realistic possible outcome were limited, resulting in a corresponding limitation in statistical power.

In addition, as once-limiting nutrients increase in availability, other key nutrients may become limiting, resulting in a change in selection intensity across components of nutrient use and life-history allocation (Table 1: H4).

When they are too large or small, however, the improvement on forecasting accuracy is very limited, resulting in a waste of computation time.

For instance, oligonucleotides functionalized iron oxide NPs aggregate in the presence of target oligonucleotides (20 pM limit), resulting in a measurable increase (30 ms) in the T2 relaxation times of the surrounding water.

For convenience, we label the receiving nodes' set as D = { 1, 2, …, D }. Basically, the transmission bandwidth of source node is limited, resulting in a constrained broadcast bitrate of B. Due to the effect of pathloss and multipath channel fading propagation environment, channel conditions of receiving nodes differ from each other.

Empirical research on self-testing is limited, resulting in a lack of an evidence base upon which to base policy recommendations.