Sentence examples for exceed the regulated from inspiring English sources

Residents who obtain parking permits will be able to exceed the regulated time frame.

We are not seeking to introduce unlicensed vehicles or impose prices that vastly exceed the regulated meter and we aim to innovate constructively within the current legal and regulatory framework.

Having said this, it is evident that some residents did feel that not being able to exceed the regulated duty hour limit inhibited their learning opportunities.

Further, this case study does not reveal whether activities that are believed to exceed the regulated duty hour limit can indeed be counted as such.

In our previous study, none of the samples we tested had aflatoxin content exceeding the regulated maximum amount allowed (Zhao et al. 2017).

However, Swedish residency training programs are not accredited at a national level [ 45]; in the absence of a regulating body that monitors the levels of duty hours in Sweden, it would be difficult to expose any trend among residents of exceeding the regulated maximum.

As seen from the figure, the car-body vertical accelerations do not exceed the threshold value 1.3 m/s2 regulated by the Chinese code [13].

Basically, the amount of dynamic scaling adjustment is controlled according to two aspects: I) whether an optimization is a continued or intermittent scaling; II) how much the regulated utilization monitor values exceed the green limits (i.e., within, by or over 10%).

The validated method was successfully applied to 24 commercial samples (14 cosmetics and 10 foods) in which 9 of the selected dyes were found at concentrations up to 989 μg g−1, exceeding in some cases the regulated maximum permitted limits.

The chronic daily intake (CDI) caused by the release of Sb in one brand exceeded the Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) regulated CDI value of 400 ng/kg/day, with values of 514.3 and 566.2 ng/kg/day for adults and children.

Analysts project that the $218 billion industry's revenues from unregulated activities will exceed regulated revenues in 2001 for the first time.