Sentence examples for range of limits from inspiring English sources

The study found a wider range of limits, and hence more variability, in measuring root lengths as opposed to crown lengths [26].

Additionally, the range of limits of agreements in Glu-ABG was smaller than that in Gluco-A.

We report that the LaFarge equation led to significantly poorer estimation of V o2 when applied to children younger than to 3 years with congenital heart defects undergoing cardiac catheterization, as compared to those older than 3 years, with a significantly wider range of limits of agreement and greater overestimation.

The relative differences to the reference for each modality are given in Tables  1 and 2. The accuracies (size of over- or underestimation) and precisions (range of limits of agreement) of the different imaging modalities in assessing the EF are shown using Bland-Altman plots (Fig.  5).

Although five of the six studies showed good quality of Glu-ABGs, and the range of limits of agreements for Glu-ABGs (minimum of 19 mg/dl, maximum of 39 mg/dl) was smaller than those for Gluco-C and Gluco-A, one study showed overestimation by Glu-ABGs in 42.8% of the samples.

In addition, our standard curve showed that the lower limit of accurate detection is 0.02%% of CD8+ T cells, which is within the range of limits of detection (0.01 0.04 %) established by others using HLA tetramers for HLA-A2-restricted CD8+ T cells epitopes in gp100, MART, HIV, CMV and influenza [ 17– 20].

The range of limited-edition foods is staggering.

For summer, Goodman is including a range of limited-edition colors — pale pink, purple, gold, bright turquoise and a sparkling aqua.

Within a small range of limiting area, namely that subtending about 10 to 15 minutes of arc, the relationship called Ricco's law holds; i.e., threshold intensity multiplied by the area equals a constant.

There is a correspondingly wide range of limiting seakeeping criteria.

The range of limiting fines content is very close, 1 or 2%.