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Until the prime minister's announcement, it had set an upper limit of 750 refugees a year.

It reiterated its 2003 guidance that countries should set an upper limit of 10% of daily calories from sugar – but said the ideal level would be 5%.

They set an upper limit of $2,300 a month, or $325 more than they were paying, and contacted several agents.

The DoE has set an upper limit of 40 megawatts of power for an exascale computer, which would roughly translate into an electricity budget of $40 million a year.

Very Large Telescopes observations of PSR J0108-1431 set an upper limit of B≃28.6 on its optical flux, implying a neutron star surface temperature T<8.8×104 K (for d=200 pc, R∞=13 km).

For gamma rays, a challenging upper limit was set in 1948 by the report of an MIT balloon experiment that set an upper limit of 1% on the ratio of photons above 4.5 GeV to the total number of primary cosmic rays (hul48).

Setting an upper limit of LDL cholesterol qualifying for randomization excluded patients who would not likely achieve the LDL cholesterol goal.

In the end you agree to think about a 3 beer limit but the best that you will agree to at the present time is setting an upper limit of 5 beers.

The first serious attempt to measure the radio background was carried out by Bob Dicke (later at Princeton) and Bob Kyhl (later an EE professor at MIT) on the roof of Building 20, setting an upper limit of 18 K on what would be the 3 K cosmic microwave background.

However, the higher-gain configuration is also susceptible to electronic saturation when high radioactivity concentrations are used, setting an upper limit of useable concentrations.

At each node, we sample the 300 nearest earthquakes and, by setting an upper limit of 100 km on the distance to sampled earthquakes, exclude low- or no-seismicity areas from the mapping nodes, because larger distances no longer reflect local seismicity.