Sentence examples for the highest boundary from inspiring English sources

The Fed predicted that core inflation would range from 1.5percentto2percentcent in 2005, which is at the highest boundary of what Fed officials consider acceptable.

On the highest boundary of the utility score, estimators may either over or under-estimate the maximum utility.

However, it should be noted that all predicted utilities tend to over predict the lowest, and under predict the highest boundary of the observed utility.

However, in some runs, the posterior probability tails for ancestral population size and the time since divergence were still increasing at the highest boundary of the parameter interval.

The RE-COVER trials had the highest boundaries for non-inferiority, with the hazard ratio (HR) for non-inferiority being out to 2.75.

While the higher boundary temperatures were located around 200 °C and almost independent of the annealing effect.

It can be seen that for VNO BG the situation is very much similar to VNO GB, the main difference being the high boundary of allocated data rate.

A Hall Petch relation holds in the range of λ > 170 nm, and the Hall Petch slope takes a large value corresponding to the high boundary resistance.

This result is similar to van der Waals epitaxial growth of MoS2 on graphene [21] and perhaps originates from the higher boundary effect of the narrower graphene belt after mechanical exfoliation [25].

The results in Table 2 show that the higher boundary level gives higher correlations between EBV and TBV.

It further has to be considered that the viscoelasticity of the applied material may have a significant influence in the buckling of the structures and may shift both the lower and the higher boundary of the range of operation.