Sentence examples for measurable limits from inspiring English sources
As a result, however, the experiment was deemed a failure; when the subjects used the mnemonic technique, there seemed to be no practicably measurable limits to their information-storage capacity!
The opportunity is for citizens, industry, religious leaders, and governments to join hands and agree to real and measurable limits to growth and an all-out mobilization to combat climate change.
If any parameter from POC finger prick testing is found to be outside the measurable range for the machine, the value of the closest measurable limit will be given to that patient.
No relationship has been reported between the serum IL-1 β level and its clinical significance in PC patients because the serum IL-1 β levels are usually below the lower measurable limit of detection (LOD).
In general, our lack of detailed knowledge of the mechanisms of toxicity (including not only the early events in the interaction of chemicals with biological systems, but the sequence of events that lead to experimentally measurable toxicity) limits the development of realistic dynamic models of the toxicological process for individual chemicals.
For glucose sensing, the electrode exhibited a high sensitivity of 79.8 μA/mM and a measurable detection limit of 10 μM in amperometric detection.
The liver metastases had to be bidimensionally measurable, no limit in number and location of the metastases was given as long as they were defined resectable by the liver surgeon.
that directly specify measurable values and/or limits e.g. energy efficiency classes.
In the conventional method, the minimum size of a measurable sample was limited by the above-mentioned two factors.
Green power marketing driven by customer demand, on the other hand, is growing, but has had limited measurable impact so far.
