Sentence examples for far below the limits from inspiring English sources

A new study of fillets from 700 salmon, wild and farmed, finds that the farmed fish consistently have more PCB's and other contaminants, but at levels far below the limits set by the federal government.

Our results are shown in Table  3, and they reflect a great improvement in biodiesel performance in all of the tests, possessing values far below the limits specified for each test.

Now a team of researchers reports that ozone may pose a danger to human health even at levels far below the limits set by current U.S. and international regulations [ EHP 114:532–536; Bell et al.].

These photoswitchable proteins have facilitated the characterization of specifically tagged molecular species in the cell and have enabled fluorescence imaging of intracellular structures with a resolution far below the classical diffraction limit of light.

As depicted in Fig. 10, derailment coefficient remains far below the limit of 0.4.

New, highly sensitive, biosensor concepts make it possible to assay biomacromolecules at concentrations that previously were far below the limit of detection.

Compared to the use of other types of capacitors, the use of polyphenylene sulphide (PPS), polyester (PET) and C0G type capacitors can achieve better performance with crosstalk level far below the limit.

100MB is actually extremely generous; every game for a 16-bit system was far below that, and freeware games like Cave Story and La-Mulana (though both getting high-def remakes) are far below the limit as well.

The maximum and minimum Cu concentration determined was 1.85 ± 0.26 and 0.79 ± 0.09 mg/kg respectively which are far below the limit of 40 mg/kg limit set by WHO (WHO, 1982).

The concentration of Zn determined ranged from 3.92 ± 0.03 to 10.79 ± 0.16 mg/kg which is far below the limit of 60 mg/kg set by WHO (WHO, 1982).

The mean activity concentration of 226Ra was 95 Bq kg−1, which is far below the limit recommended by the U.S. Environmental Agency USEPAA) for its application in agriculture (370 Bq kg−1) and the Brazilian Commission of Nuclear Energy Resolution 113 that established a reference level of 1000 Bq kg−1 of 226Ra or 228Ra for the use of PG in agriculture as well as building materials.