Sentence examples for guideline level from inspiring English sources

The report said efforts at sodium reduction should seek to lower the average intake to the guideline level of 2,300 milligrams.

This suggested that chlorination was a redundant backup precaution in treating irrigation water to the acceptable regional guideline level for all horticultural uses, including the spray irrigation of salad crops eaten raw.

Most of all, the WHO data underscore a vast air pollution gap between rich countries such as the United States — where large numbers of cities are averaging at or below 10 micrograms per cubic meter of PM2.5, the WHO's designated guideline level — and poorer developing countries.

"The issue is how we generate the data to decide what the [WHO] guideline levels should be or - perhaps more fundamentally - get across the message that there is no appropriate guideline level," he said.

The drinking water guideline level recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) in the USA is 100 μg L−1 (Lazaridis and Asouhidou, 2003).

At the guideline level, the BTF recommends that in a metropolitan area, children with severe TBI should be transported directly to a PTC if available.

In addition to NO2, particulate matter (PM) remains at double the WHO guideline levels.

The Lower Lakes are characterized as hypereutrophic with much higher salinity, nutrient and algae concentrations than guideline levels for aquatic ecosystem.

One committee member said of Dr. Radford, "If the guideline levels were reduced the way he wants them, there wouldn't be any nuclear industry at all".

"But we still didn't know what constituted safe sand, and beach managers need guideline levels for beach sand just like water quality".

In East Greenland (Ittoqqortoormiit (Scoresbysund)) the population shows the highest blood levels of several persistent organic pollutants found in Arctic countries, especially PCB, the levels of which exceed Canadian guideline levels.