Sentence examples for intervention limits from inspiring English sources

Results show that the Cu total contents (104 2924 mg kg− 1) exceed the intervention limits.

Although medical intervention limits human morbidity and mortality due to GAS in the western countries, globally it has a tremendous toll on human health.

25 The lack of a complete description of an intervention limits our ability to draw firm conclusions about its true effects, particularly when conflicting outcomes are reported.

In particular, the KPS focus on need for hospitalization and medical intervention limits its applicability in care settings where clinical options extend to non-hospital-based care directed at support rather than cure, such as palliative care settings.

Insufficient information about changes in smoking behavior among MLP trial subjects after the six-year intervention limits the investigation of long-term behavioral differences between the two trial arms.

Thus, the metals and arsenic levels assessed in this study were compared to the EU intervention limits imposed by the law for soil and subsoil of residential or industrial areas and to literature data.

It was accepted that there should be as few impediments to free markets as possible, with government intervention limited to tackling any short-term problems that might arise.

Although keeping intervention limited is always hard, international assistance could be curtailed if the Free Syrian Army took the offensive.

But the idea is likely to court opposition from politicians and companies, which see a price floor as an intervention limiting the flexibility of the carbon market and raising industry costs.

"The worry is how to contain damage from this intervention, limit it to specific goals and prevent it from affecting the life of civilians," says the paper.

However, it is to be noted that, often, archivists and scholars do prefer a restoration intervention limited to the artefact removal, which does not alter the original, aged appearance of the document itself.