Sentence examples for older limits from inspiring English sources

The changes were put into effect after the major exchanges expressed concern that the older limits were too low and could aggravate market instability by disrupting trading when it was not necessary.

We therefore applied soft maximum bounds to account for uncertainty in the older limits.

However, the focus on a population of 45 years and older limits the generalisability to younger people, for whom further studies are advised.

The older limit is defined by the age of Unit C the youngest of the four deformed units.

41 The increased risk seemed to be restricted to the oldest in the population and the data consisted of those 18 years of age and older, limiting the generalisability of the results with regard to age.

Civilian identity numbers were recorded in the PCIS for 3% of children under 18 years and in 26.3% of adults 18 years and older, limiting the use of identity numbers for deterministic record linkage.

By contrast, under UCLN, the mean estimates were much younger, being 4.1 (0.5-11 0.5-11irth-death) and 4.9 (0.5-10) Ma (Yule), and the upper (older) limit of the 95% BCI never contained the true age.

For the last few years the U.S. economy has cheerfully broken all the old limits.

Other challenges loom this week for Mr. McCain and Mr. Feingold, including the question of whether quarter-century-old limits on regulated donations will be raised and by how much.

Under Shah Abbas and his successors, they restored the ancient Persian empire within its old limits, which are more or less the frontiers of modern Iran.

These days Showtime's "Queer as Folk" (whose time slot "Further Tales" is borrowing for four weeks) has pushed those old limits around the bend and back.