Sentence examples for moderate limit from inspiring English sources

As a Google spokesperson told me, when YouTube first launched the API, it decided on a moderate limit to ensure that everything worked properly.

The most frequent GCPS score in groups B and C was grade III, indicating a moderate limiting impairment.

Even though Λ xx ′ ( f 1, f 2, f 3 ) is expressed as the sum of an infinite series, the value of ρ s ( i 2 + k 2 ) / δ decreases exponentially as i and k increase, thus Λ xx ′ ( f 1, f 2, f 3 ) can be accurately approximated with moderate limits on i and k.

The exoskeleton, however, sets a moderate upper limit to body size.

Web-browsing gets moderate TXOP limit because its traffic has bursty characteristics as well.

The Test House was subjected to varying levels of the El-Centro (ElC) earthquake ranging from moderate Serviceability Limit State (SLS) ground motion to excitation well beyond the design Maximum Considered Earthquake (MCE) for New Zealand.

The picture that emerges is that activation of FGF signaling induces the production of multiple inhibitors which act to moderate and limit the response to FGF signaling.

This takes into account the fact that if a moderate multihit limit were not allowed, homologous sites would be excluded from RNAseq analysis.

The findings indicated that the item is well understood and that the response scale is consistent among patients, with "2" describing relatively mild, noticeable and not limiting pain, "5" describing pain that is moderate and limits activity, and "8" as severe pain that is more or less incapacitating [16].

Neurotoxicity was graded as follows: G1 (asymptomatic) loss of deep tendon reflexes or paresthesia, G2 (moderate symptoms) limiting instrumental activities of daily living, G3 (severe symptoms) limiting daily self-care activities; G4 (life-threatening consequences) urgent intervention indicated, and G5 (death).

I could, for instance, achieve this freedom while my hands were busy with a shovel or a pickax -- with a moderate exertion, limiting myself to the most essential movements only.