Sentence examples for wider limit from inspiring English sources

Our population had a wider range of extension, leading to a wider limit of agreement.

Bland Altman analysis demonstrated a small bias and relatively wider limits for the shoulder protraction/retraction and arm angles.

These methods are more suitable for defining the wider limits of systems behaviour than making reliable and accurate predictions about metabolism.

The comparison of the mercury device (T1) and the electronic device (T2) showed a similar mean difference but much wider limits of agreement (95%LA: 5±16 mmHg).

Overground and treadmill measured impact peaks (Fz1), maximal loading rates (LR) and average loading rates (ALR), showed less consistent results with modest to excellent intraclass correlations and wider limits of agreement.

In a previous study (16), we showed that corneal innervation patterns between REs and LEs in healthy subjects are symmetrical, with the exemption of branching, which showed wider limits of agreement.

The EU ETS sets a continent-wide limit on carbon emissions, and then apportions CO2 allowances based on plans agreed to by member states.

It followed a report published last December by the European commission, which suggested a legal EU-wide limit on trans fats to improve public health.

In 2010, at more than the half of the urban measurement stations in Germany, annual mean values for NO2 exceeded the new Europe-wide limit value of 40 μg/m3 (20 ppbv) NO2.

That is why Pew is calling on the commission to cut the menhaden catch in half and enact the first coast-wide limit on the fishery.

The bill, said the staffer, "mandates a declining economy-wide limit on carbon emissions and gives EPA the authority it needs to enforce those reductions".