To extrapolate to humans, the U.S. EPA had then used two 10-fold uncertainty factors, one for intraspecies variability and one for interspecies variability, to arrive at a maximum exposure level of 0.03 ppm (Sciences International 1999c).
This would leave only the intraspecies factor of 10, which would result in a maximum exposure level for humans of 0.3 ppm, the existing standard.
Though, of course, given how the government hides its emissions data, they'll probably publish it at a time for maximum exposure – say Christmas Eve at 4.50pm.
If the ECNs and the Web shatter everything, there won't be a single, massive site where all offers to buy and sell are pooled together for maximum exposure and competition–a place like the New York Stock Exchange.
If the ECNs and the web shatter everything, there won't be a single large site where all offers to buy and sell are pooled together for maximum exposure and competition—a place like the NYSE.
As it grows, it sinks its roots deep into its native soil: it adapts to the surrounding climate and vegetation; its branches thicken for support and spread for maximum exposure to the sun: it makes its own food; it heals its own wounds; and, in its season, it puts forth fresh leaves, blossoms, and fruit.
But it is imperative for NBC to husband the best events for maximum exposure and advertising rates for prime time.
The list of amenities is staggering: The building is situated on a north-south axis for maximum exposure to the sun.
Rubio spoke on a conference call with donors before a flashy political rally set for Monday night in Miami, stage-managed for maximum exposure.
And the idea that it's somehow become impossible to criticise the veil is somewhat contradicted by the fact that this idea has been printed (in English, for maximum exposure) in Charlie Hebdo – a magazine that, let's not forget, has become almost the official pseudosatirical wing of the state, with the government directly financing its print run after the attack on its offices last year.
