Sentence examples for recommended bounds from inspiring English sources

If the states in the system exceed their recommended bounds, it is usual passivity.

If all the H i values are over the recommended lower bound cutoff for a unidimensional scale (the threshold being 0.3) then the researcher may safely treat the scale as unidimensional and proceed to step 2. If not it is advised to remove the item with the lowest H i, and then re-run the analysis to check whether the H i values of the other items improve.

One-sided confidence intervals are recommended for lower bounds on power.

If there were evidence that the ether precipitation did not purify the product completely, an additional crystallization from an EtOH solution would be strongly recommended: the PEG-bound crude product dissolves quite easily into a 10% solution (w/v ) at 37C, and precipitates quantitatively at temperature below 20°C.

Bounds was recommended primarily by Rep. Greg Walden, the sole Republican in the Oregon delegation whose chief of staff is the nominee's sister.

Previous research has reported that the modulus of rupture of normal density high strength concrete falls in the range specified by Eq. (3), where the lower bound was recommended by ACI 318-11 (ACI Committee 318 2011) for normal density concrete, while the upper bound was developed by Carrasquillo (ACI Committee 363R 2010) in 1989.

Thus, to be on the safe side, it is recommended

Initially we set upper bounds for each parameter, as recommended in the IMa2 manual, then performed multiple runs using random number seeds with more appropriate bounds based on the initial output.

For comparing the two so obtained bounds, we recommend choosing the mean-variance bound if we can assume that the mean residual life is large with respect to the residual variance.

Another option Mr. Miller recommends for European-bound travelers is a river cruise, which typically offers free shore excursions, as well as wine, beer and soft drinks.

It does not require or even recommend a rule-bound character devoid of the warmth of human emotion.