Sentence examples for usually not exceeding from inspiring English sources

Militias, poorly disciplined and with elected officers, were summoned for periods usually not exceeding three months.

The use of benzoates in certain products in prescribed quantity (usually not exceeding 0.1percentt) is permitted in most countries, some of which require a declaration of its use on the label of the food container.

The impact on qPCR and qRT-PCR levels was rather moderate in magnitude, in accordance with previous studies showing differences usually not exceeding one log for DNA or cDNA copy number between samples from different areas or management practices15,20,21,41,42,43.

He describes the association with Vicari as "a normal business relationship and usually not exceeding those lines," and though suggesting Vicari was more of a grand decorator than a Renaissance man, he declines to comment on whether Vicari could have made himself the richest painter in the world through his work).

They have a distinct longitudinal axis, with a length/width ratio usually not exceeding 50 1.

Small thin-walled cysts (white arrows) represent a typical imaging feature of LIP, usually not exceeding 30 mm and located in the mid-lung zones, adjacent to blood vessels.

For short-term applications without refilling of the partly dewatered tubes, the product of attenuation and safety factors will usually not exceed a value of two.

Mao Zedong coolly declared that "the killing of counter-revolutionaries should usually not exceed 0.1% of the population, and should be less than 0.1% in the cities".

The lower limit of maturity for the North American shale with an industrial gas potential is usually considered to be an R o value >1.2%% (Curtis et al. 2009; Jarvie et al. 2007), and the upper limit of maturity is not taken into account mainly because the maturity of the North American gas shale is usually lower, not exceeding the gas generation limit (Curtis 2002).

Whereas off-highway trucks have exceeded 250 tons in capacity, on-highway trucks are usually much smaller, not exceeding 25-ton payloads.

The burrows of M. booduga and M. terricolor had similarities in diameter (2.5 cm) of inlet and outlet tunnels, diameter (13 14 cm) of nest chamber, number of storage cell (usually one but not exceeding two in a burrow) and in having a single entrance (table 1, fig. 1).