Sentence examples for a limit established from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally, the law requires that a warning be provided in situations where someone could be exposed to one of more than 800 listed chemicals or heavy metals above a limit established by the law.

There is no regulatory standard for ozone emission by air cleaners; manufacturers claim to adhere to a voluntary standard of 50 parts per billion (ppb), a limit established by the Food and Drug Administration for medical devices.

Moreover, the assay has excellent dynamic range from 105 to 101 copies with a detection limit established at ten copies: a sensitivity comparable to other PCR formats for HTLV-I.

Then, when two hours have elapsed -- a time limit established in deference to his age and illness -- Mr. Haughey is excused.

In January , 2012 months before Iksil's huge losses started accumulating, the trading book of the chief investment office grew so large that it breached a risk limit established for the entire bank.

The move was immediately denounced as unconstitutional, breaking the two-term limit established by an agreement patching the nation together following the a destructive civil conflict which ended in 2005.

Any exposure limit established in a fairly broad range around the nadir of the hormetic curve would accomplish that goal to a greater or lesser extent.

The 95% lower confidence limit established noninferiority.

The abandonment limit establishes an upper boundary of another parameter that records how many times bees encounter a food source at a specific search area.

Therefore, in face of such considerations, how can a limit be established between what would or would not cause this "exceptionally threatening" or this "pervasive distress in almost anyone"?

For children younger than 4 years of age there are no reference limits established for a positive test.