Sentence examples for amended per from inspiring English sources

In addition, if the USDA Quarantine 37 regulations regarding the importation of nursery plants are amended per the National Research Council (2002) recommendations, APHIS would be charged with managing data collection that would better equip them in attaining their mission of protecting against the introduction of pests.

A list of employees was taken from the respective university's website (many universities do not update their websites regularly) so during the data collection phase, already developed list was matched with existing faculty and amended as per the actual number of staff.

In CO2 [μg] per g dry soil amended with litter per hour for all species of both origins (n = 4, except for Robinia periurban where n = 3).

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These limits are based on a standard drink in the US, i.e. any drink containing 14 grams of pure alcohol [ 23], and were were amended to four drinks per day or ten drinks per week given a standard drink in Ireland contains 10 grams of pure alcohol [ 24, 25].

To get the most out of fresh protea, trim the stems, and plunge into water that has been amended with teaspoon chlorine bleach per quart.

A more recent value for the speed of sound, 331.45 metres per second (1,087.4 feet per second), was obtained in 1942; it was amended in 1986 to 331.29 metres per second at 0° C (1,086.9 feet per second at 32° F).

The protocol was later amended to include 45 mg per day to collect additional safety information.

The agar plates were prepared using Yeast Potato Dextrose agar (PDA) (15 ml per petri dish) amended with various concentrations of plant essential oils (i.e. 270-18000 mg/l).

Official regulations have been amended to require one calving pen per 25 cows [ 16].

Soil samples were amended with a solution of dextrose (0.5 g per L) and KNO3 (0.72 g per L) to ensure non-limiting substrate conditions and chloramphenicol (0.125 g per L) to inhibit protein synthesis.