Sentence examples for based on a tolerable from inspiring English sources
The result suggests that, for the steady-state tokamak fusion reactor, we should introduce a new design methodology of determining an acceptable level of TF ripple on the basis of particle fluence to the wall, instead of the present one based on a tolerable heat flux.
However, the experimental design was flawed and the conclusion is misleading. 1 μg/L MC-LR in drinking water is the provisional guideline value established by the World Health Organization (WHO) for humans in 1998, based on a tolerable daily intake (TDI) of 0.04 μg/kg body mass (BM).
The analysis is based on a tolerable intake level for dioxin-like compounds established by the World Health Organization and on risk estimates for human exposure to dioxins developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Historically, drinking water regulations have been based on a tolerable annual risk of 1 case per 10,000 persons, that is, a goal of fewer than one case of infection with a particular pathogen per 10,000 persons attributable to drinking water (Regli et al. 1999).
In 1979, the FDA revised the guidelines for lead leached from ceramic foodware based on a recommended tolerable total lead intake value of 100 μg/day for infants up to 6 months of age and of 150 μg/day for children from 6 months to 2 years of age, based on the endpoint of altered heme synthesis (USFDA 1979b; USFDA 1989).
This study attempts to establish the required (target) collapse risk limits for designing different types of ordinary buildings based on a well-accepted tolerable level of mortality risk and estimates of fatality rates in buildings.
Based on a GP's playback deadline, we can calculate a tolerable playback delay of this GP.
It is, however, a method that, in order to operate with full effect, has to submit to precise normative and functional requisites: the rules that make the delegation of power from many to few tolerable and socially acceptable, based on a formal representative mandate.
The drug dose that is used may be based on a prior level that has been shown to be tolerable or on an optimal biological dose that achieves maximal inhibition of its target.
