Sentence examples for drops below a specified level from inspiring English sources
Drains are typically left in place for a specific duration of time following surgery or until fluid output drops below a specified level.
Others will send you text reminders when your funds drop below a specified level.
At the same time, volumes of put options (contracts that allow an investor to profit if shares fall below a specified level) on some airlines and other companies directly affected by the attack jumped beyond normal levels.
Chris Galen, a spokesman for the National Milk Producers Federation, which represents more than 32,000 dairy farmers, said the first program to go would be the Milk Income Loss Contract Program, which compensates dairy producers when domestic milk prices fall below a specified level.
The F.D.I.C. was not given final authority by Congress until early 2006 to collect premiums from all banks unless our reserve ratio fell below a specified level.
While the details are still being worked out, the government might pay half of drug costs below a specified level -- perhaps $3,500 or $4,000 a year -- and 80percentt of costs beyond that.
It said: [Evraz] is seeking approval...of the holders of the notes to remove a covenant requiring the company to maintain the net leverage ratio at or below a specified level.
Starting with Roadster 2.0, owners can also elect for their car to contact Tesla headquarters once the state of charge falls below a specified level, and we can then contact the owner.
Optimization algorithms are applied to analytical equations representing the system with the intention of minimizing system cost while maintaining microbial concentrations below a specified level.
Regulating to achieve a purported beneficial response would require standards to be set at a specified level rather than below an exposure level.
The generic definition of a BMD is the dose or concentration of a substance that corresponds to a specified level of response above or below that observed in a control or background population.
