Sentence examples for exceed part from inspiring English sources

Besides subsidy on ticket fares, BIIC promised to make up the difference if the annual revenue is less than 70%% of the projected level, while if it is higher, the exceed part will be absorbed by the equity investors National Development and Reform Commission [26].

One Southampton Street achieved an EPC rating of B-39, and exceeded part L of the building regulations by 46% on emissions and 30% on airtightness.

Mercury has been found in samples of high fructose corn syrup and is allowable in trace amounts in certain food colors so long as the concentration does not exceed one part per million [ 17, 18].

In 2008 the Bush EPA chose to set the ozone air quality standard at 0.075 parts per million, meaning that in a given eight hours in a defined region the amount of ground-level ozone in the air cannot exceed 7.5 "parts" of ozone per one million "parts" of air.

The salinity level is more than 40 parts per thousand in most of the Gulf and in some limited areas can exceed 50 parts per thousand (Wang et al. 2013).

To stay within that limit, the proportion of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere mustn't exceed 450ppm (parts per million).

Fourth levels of CO2 in the atmosphere must not exceed 450 parts per million (ppm) in order to stay below the 2 degree barrier.

For hundreds of thousands of years preceding the industrial revolution, the concentration of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide in the atmosphere didn't exceed 280 parts per million.

According to a recent analysis led by economists at the Electric Power Research Institute, if rich and poor countries do not together divert from "business as usual," the concentration by 2040 could exceed 450 parts per million, a threshold that many scientists say could set in motion harmful changes for centuries to come.

Although perchlorate is nasty enough that it's recommended not to exceed 25 parts per billion in U.S. drinking water, it's not a big deal for most terrestrial life, Phoenix scientists said.

The EPA requires corrective action if levels exceed 15 parts per billion.