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When their use was first allowed there, the limits were defined as the areas where snowmobiles were permitted in winter.
The low and high limits were defined as the minimal and maximal balloon inflating volume that provided accurate measurement during both end-expiratory and end-inspiratory occlusion.
To calculate detection limits, standards were spiked into the appropriate matrix (water) to a level that would produce a signal < 20 times the baseline noise; detection limits were defined as three times the standard deviation of the signal produced.
Detection and quantification limits were defined as the lowest concentrations of a component that produces a signal equal to three and ten times of the standard deviation for a series of the blank solution.
Method detection limits were defined as three times the SD of laboratory blanks (if present) or three times the noise.
Detection limits were defined as three times the standard deviation of the levels found in the analytical blanks or the instrument detection limit in the absence of detectable levels in the blanks.
The range of applicability of these limits is defined, as are the operating characteristics in the intermediate region.
Upper and lower threshold solutions are derived for the indentation response and collapse load and the transition between the two limits is defined as a function of size, magnitude and position of the imperfections.
The control limits are defined as follows: T-squared control limit with known covariances: begin{aligned} mathrm{UCL}=X^2_{alpha,p} end{aligned} (24 T-squared control limit with covariances are estimated from k previous samples: begin{aligned} mathrm{UCL}=frac{P(k+1)(k-1)}{k(k-p)}F_{alpha,p,k-p} end{aligned} (24 T-squared
3) The thermal limits are defined as upper and lower temperatures at which embryonic hatching is reduced to ∼90% but it is unclear what leads to this 10% reduction, e.g. if changes in early embryonic development contribute to this.
Therefore, the voxel volume, Vvox, of the most intense pixels used to ascertain these limits was defined as the product of in-plane pixel resolution (as defined by the imaging sequence parameters) and the sample thickness at the location of the most intense pixel.
