Sentence examples for below the current standard from inspiring English sources

A 130-pound woman who could have three drinks in 90 minutes and stay below the current standard might have two drinks instead.

Under the rejected rule, the average fuel economy of light trucks was to rise to 23.5 miles a gallon in 2010, up from the current standard of 22.5 m.p.g., but still well below the current standard for passenger cars of 27.5 m.p.g.

A session at the ABA malpractice meeting called "Death by Laptop" reminded lawyers that they can be held liable for failing to back up important documents or even for having obsolete technology below the current "standard of care".

The commissioned study found a statistically significant elevation in lung cancer risk among Cr VI -exposed workers at levels far below the Cr VI -exposedrd.

Calculation of sample sizes needed to be 95% certain of detecting the kind of excess probably associated with exposure to 2 fibersuggestsggesthathat epidemiology is not likely to be useful in detecting lung cancer below the current standard.

O3 and PM10 concentrations are above the NAAQS in SWMC, and although annual PM2.5 concentrations fluctuate slightly above and below the current standard, there may be synergistic effects of exposure to the complex mixture of pollutants in Mexico City air.

Exposure standards should be promulgated for some key agents, including endotoxin, and where they exist, exposure levels should be maintained below the current standards.

These findings show that in most children's homes, the average level of PbD is well below the current standards, making it feasible to lower the current standards and thus afford more protection for children.

Hence, the association of particle exposure with mortality exists for concentrations below the current standards established by the United States, the World Health Organization (WHO) (10 μg/m of annual average PM2.5, 25 μg/m daily), and the European Union (EU) (25 μg/m of annual average PM2.5) (EU 2013; WHO 2013).

The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 require the U.S. EPA to review national air quality standards every 5 years to determine whether they should be retained or revised; thus, whether health effects can be observed below the current standards is of great interest and importance.

The most impressive performance gain detailed in the Nature Medicine paper is that the researchers have now demonstrated that the magnetic-nano sensor can successfully detect cancerous tumors in mice when levels of cancer-associated proteins are still well below concentrations detectable using the current standard methodology, known by the acronym ELISA.