Sentence examples for linked to the limits from inspiring English sources

However, in the framework of the observational method, as defined in Eurocode 7, no guidance is given on the selection of suitable parameters for observation and how they can be linked to the limits of acceptable behavior and, at a sufficiently early stage, the decision for implementing contingency actions.

Furthermore, particularly strong concentration responses were observed for metabolites closely linked to the limiting nutrient in the metabolic network, e.g. glutamine in nitrogen limitation, ATP in phosphorus limitation, and pyruvate in carbon limitation.

The associated health risks and impacts on work and daily activities are clearly linked to the physiological limits of the human body (4).

This early damage initiation can be further linked to the fatigue limit of UD-based laminates and, more generally, to the damage tolerance of textile based composites.

In this study only instruments which were developed using the ICF were included and the meaningful concepts were linked to the ICF classification, which limits the findings to how participation is conceptualized in the ICF.

We wish to report the observed failure rates and particularly to collect any other reported side effect or outcome for identifying major problems and limits linked to the procedure and for delineating possible future researches and approaches.

This individual analysis has inherent limits linked to the high intra- and inter-patient variability of activation, giving rise to poor statistical power and subjective interpretation [18, 19].

It is argued that this was the consequence of two low-inflation incentives under ERM: (i) the Maastricht inflation condition for EMU entry; and (ii) the combination of the Bundesbank threat to raise interest rates if German wage and price inflation rose above acceptable limits, linked to the need for other ERM members to follow low German inflation to stay within the exchange-rate bands.

Although the red species' northern limit is linked to the availability of food, the Arctic species' southern range is limited by the presence of the former.

We describe here the function of a computerized alert system linked to the order entry, designed to limit the number of potentially inappropriate laboratory test requests.

A few miles away in deprived Cheetham Hill, dubbed the "Bronx of Britain" for gang violence, there are four bookies in the high street, with another scheduled.Such bunching could be linked to the fact that bookmakers are limited to four machines a shop.