Sentence examples for placing bounds from inspiring English sources

However by placing bounds on kf and on the equilibrium denaturation midpoint, and by careful analysis of the resulting data fits, we could estimate into which category the Φ-values for these mutants fell (see Section 2.4 for full details).

These usually place bounds on budget balances.

VI is an optimization technique that places bounds on the numerical solutions of partial differential equations.

Axioms of definable determinacy and large cardinal axioms have bearing on this version since they place bounds on how long definable prewellorderings can be.

Mathematical models for flow through porous media typically enjoy the so-called maximum principles, which place bounds on the pressure field.

Here, we combine observations of wellbore breakouts at the two sites to place bounds on both the in situ horizontal stress magnitudes and UCS.

Recently, studies of protein protein interactions have been motivated by the discovery of a crystallisation window, which places bounds on the protein protein attraction that is required for crystallisation to be possible.

This paper's goal is not an in-depth analysis of the drivers of grid integration costs, but rather to place bounds on the size of the problem, and to determine under what circumstances integration costs are relevant to policy design.

We apply the methodology to case data from World Health Organization reports to place bounds on the current transmissibility of H5N1 influenza in humans and establish a statistical basis for monitoring its evolution in real time.

Neither of these assumptions is completely correct, but they place bounds on the range containing the true value.

Results in Natkanski will help these authors place bounds on expected timescales, loading rates etc. when mapping onto their system.