Sentence examples for theoretical ceiling from inspiring English sources

The problem is that for years OLEDs have had a theoretical ceiling of 25percentt efficiency, meaning that though costing less, they'd use twice as much power as inorganic LEDs.

They had a theoretical ceiling of 4200 m.

Psychophysical models have long incorporated a lapse rate parameter as a theoretical ceiling on performance.

Mean, standard deviations, score range, and percentage of patients with the worst possible (floor effect) and best possible theoretical scores (ceiling effect) were calculated in order to examine the score distribution.

The red border represents the theoretical 10 pM ceiling of [IL-2] that cells can secrete before switching off IL-2 secretion.

To say that Airbnb is exponential isn't to say that its theoretical revenue literally has no ceiling.

The theoretical model can be used to estimate noise ceiling levels as follows: since conditions (14) and (15) are equivalent we only used condition (14).

The mean values of the subscales clustered around the theoretical mean of the subscales and only minimal ceiling effects were found.

From a theoretical point of view, one explanation was seen in the ceiling theory [30, 31] which assumes that for evoked potentials, cortical reactivity is reduced after having reached a ceiling point which initiates a habituation response.

The theoretical range of the VISA score, i.e. the floor and ceiling, is 0 100.

Based on theoretical analysis and reasonable simplification, the temperature and velocity decay along a tunnel ceiling have been deduced within a one-dimensional flow region.