Sentence examples for acceptable lead from inspiring English sources

The companies reached a settlement last week with the commission to stop importing jewelry with lead into the United States until they reached a separate agreement with the agency over acceptable lead levels in toys.

But in December 2005, after complaints about candy wrapped in colored papers that had lead, it established 100 parts per billion as the maximum acceptable lead level for candy likely to be consumed frequently by small children.

The lead compounds showed a good balance of physicochemical properties (Table 4), which were within acceptable lead optimisation limits.

Two-thirds of those calcium supplements failed to meet the 1999 California criteria for acceptable lead levels (1.5 microg/daily dose of calcium) in consumer products.

After a certain amount of early fencing — I was expected, as the younger writer, to make my genuflections, which, as it happened, I was happy to perform — he decided, all of a sudden, that I was acceptable, led me to a cabinet in which he stored his collection of antique glasses, and asked me to choose one.

The approach was highly acceptable, led to acquisition of knowledge and confidence, and increased self-reported intention to practice SDM in the future.

The current reference range for acceptable blood lead concentrations in healthy persons without excessive exposure to environmental sources of lead is less than 5 µg/dL for children.

I have noticed that, when deciding "in obedience to the example of our Lord" who is, and who is not, acceptable to lead or to join us in worship, we are tempted to choose those parts of His example which coincide with our own prejudices.

Therefore, there are regarded to be acceptable as lead molecules to inhibit the PIM1 and PIM2 kinases.

In the 1970s, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control defined acceptable blood lead level accordingly, using 60 μg/dl as the threshold for concern [ 1].

A potential limitation of this study was that self-reported adult height and weight measures were used and, while such measures are acceptable, may lead to underreporting bias particularly in women [ 35, 36].