Sentence examples for widen limits from inspiring English sources

They have been trying off and on since Kyoto was agreed in 1997 to widen limits on emissions but have been unable to find a formula acceptable to both rich and poor nations.

However, under more extreme circulatory conditions thermodilution behaved less reliably with widened limits of agreement and precision errors (42.0%).

James Malcolm, a currency strategist at J.P. Morgan Chase & Company in Singapore, wrote in a report that he expected China to widen the limits on its currency gradually.

Especially controversial are provisions that would widen city limits to include several Albanian-dominated districts and hence push the Albanian share of the city's population over 20%.

Moreover, the extreme score values can lead to occurrence of outliers in the differences distribution and therefore widen the limits of agreement.

The university's top administrators, including the president, J. B. Milliken, have told the regents that they support allowing the university to abide by widened federal limits.

The simulations show that axial heat transfer widens stability limits, increases the burning rate, and can enable the construction of smaller, higher power density combustors.

The widening confidence limits of the hazard of dementia associated with the extremes of adiposity measures makes relative comparisons within each group difficult.

Another intriguing finding is that their confidence limits widen after bear markets, mostly because estimates at the lower bound become more pessimistic.

For Ross -- and I've heard of experts who agree with him -- unrealistically low speed limits widen the gap between law-abiding slowpokes and the restless majority, resulting in lots of risky passing maneuvers and general chaos.

For example, their addition to the air stream can widen the flammability limits of lean mixtures, and increase the maximum explosion pressure for constant volume combustion.