Sentence examples for exceeding accepted from inspiring English sources

Of concern in our region are two recent audits [ 17, 18] reporting low pathogen yields and high blood culture contamination rates (exceeding accepted rates of < 3%) [ 19].

By odd-even split of the five items, the Guttman split-half reliability was estimated to be 0.858, and the unequal length Spearman-Brown reliability was 0.894, also exceeding accepted standards [ 26].

The insertion of any spacer in the Denonvillier space creates a distance between prostate and rectum that allows calculation of dose-escalated radiation treatment plans, without exceeding accepted dose restrictions to the rectum.

Meta-analysis of all three stages yielded a P-value of 2.0 × 10−8 (Table  1, Supplementary Material, Fig. S4) for rs11855415, exceeding accepted genome-wide thresholds for significance.

Japanese workers might be so committed that they might be willing to exceed accepted levels of exposure.

The combustion of such solid fuels in inefficient stoves, often under conditions of poor household ventilation, results in concentrations of particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and a range of other health-damaging pollutants that exceed accepted guideline limits many times.

John A. Patti Chairman, Board of Chancellors American College of Radiology Boston, Aug. 3, 2010 To the Editor: One important point not emphasized in the article is that this is a case where diagnostic capability far exceeds accepted effective therapy.

A1 Columbia Bias Charge Rejected A faculty committee charged with investigating complaints that pro-Israel students were harassed by pro-Palestinian professors at Columbia University has found no evidence of anti-Semitism, but concludes that in one instance, a professor exceeded accepted bounds of behavior.

In a study the last fall by the Ashby-Tucker environmental firm, air quality experts found that the coal dust blanketing the Marsh Fork Elementary School exceeded accepted limits.

The sensors measure mental state, personality, and the probability that the citizen will commit crimes, alerting authorities when someone exceeds accepted norms.

Composite variables exceeded accepted standards for reliability (Table 4).