Sentence examples for guidelines for drinking from inspiring English sources

The values for TDS and pH agree with the WHO guidelines for drinking water quality.

The quality of lab-prepared salt water samples was analyzed before and after desalination and the results comply with the WHO guidelines for drinking water quality.

Arsenic, Cd, Mn, Pb and Zn concentrations exceed World Health Organization guidelines for drinking water and Bolivian regulations Class A standard for discharge to water bodies in 20 surface water samples, whereas levels of Cu do not, and Ni and Fe rarely exceed regulation and guideline values.

The water quality assessment is mostly based on hydrochemical analysis and many organizations renew and publish the guidelines for drinking water to protect public health.

Most of the samples were found within limits of maximum permissible concentrations as recommended by WHO (Guidelines for drinking water quality, pp 491 493, 2006).

Heavy metals were analysed using Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry and compared with the (WHO in Guidelines for drinking water quality, 2004) standards.

In the 1990s it was discovered that groundwater from 6 to 10 million tubewells in Bangladesh had As concentrations higher than the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline for drinking water of 10 μg/L [2], meaning that more than 57 million people were exposed to unsafe levels of As [3].

WHO has recommended the guideline value for drinking water of 11,000 (µg/l).

The current World Health Organization (WHO) provisional guideline value for drinking water of 2 mg Cu/L is based on acute gastrointestinal symptoms that are reversible in nature (WHO 1993, 2003).

The trace metals except Cu at some sites recorded values above the WHO (Guidelines for drinking-water quality, 3rd edn, Geneva 2004) standard for drinking water.

Based on WHO Guidelines for drinking-water quality, 45%% of total groundwater samples fall in brackish water category while, 55%% of total samples classified as fresh water.