Sentence examples for physiological bounds from inspiring English sources

The exponential error models ensured that parameter estimates were within reasonable physiological bounds; negative values were not possible.

As a result our model allows the body to assume any geometrically feasible configuration with physiological bounds.

The free energy principle explains how self-organising systems (like the brain) maintain their sensory states within physiological bounds, in the face of constant environmental flux.

Such systems are obliged to minimise their sensory surprise, as this maximises the probability of remaining within physiological bounds (by definition).

Some arbitrary initial conditions actually lead to steady-state values outside of the defined physiological bounds; however, among the initial conditions that lead to admissible steady-states, several rounds of screening showed identical results.

We also tested limiting methemoglobin formation with an upper tolerable-bound serving as a physiological limit.

In order to mimic physiological surface-bound C3b, we labelled purified C3b with biotin via the thioester by activating plasma-purified C3 into C3b in the presence of a biotinylation agent that reacts with the cysteine residue of the C3b thioester (maleimide-PEG2-biotin) [ 14– 16].

To avoid unbounded fluxes and to reflect thermodynamic limits under physiological conditions, upper bounds of unknown reaction rates were set to 10000 μmol/gDW/h.

Under normal physiological conditions, membrane-bound CX3CL1 is cleaved by ADAM17 (a matrix metalloproteinase formerly known as TNF converting enzyme (TACE)) to release soluble CX3CL1 [ 41].

PA was dissolved in isopropyl alcohol at a stock concentration of 80 mM and added to DMEM containing 1% BSA to assure a physiological ratio between bound and unbound PA in the medium.

Whereas geometrical space is unbounded, infinite, and homogeneous (at least in its Euclidean form), physiological space is highly bounded, finite, and non-uniform.