Sentence examples for limits consistent with from inspiring English sources
The first batch of this year's harvested honey from some 200,000 bees was tested in early June, he said, and indicated that toxins were far below official limits, consistent with results since 2006 when the airport began working with bees.
A more thoughtful suggestion would be to impose reasonable limits consistent with the spirit of the 40 Act for any fund or fund sponsor.
This can potentially extend the operating envelope of offshore vessels leading to significant savings, while still maintaining limits consistent with accepted risk profiles.
Instantaneous thermochemical states of fuel air mixing and oxidation indicate significant departure from the gaseous diffusion limits, consistent with earlier observations.
A unique result of our analysis is increasing diffusive spread with increasing tumbling frequency in the small pore limit, consistent with earlier experimental observations but not captured by previous models.
"We are just beginning to talk with our Members -- and the American people -- about the best way to raise the debt limit consistent with the 'Boehner Rule,'" Boehner spokesman Michael Steel told HuffPost in an email.
This study showed that Turkish parents' knowledge concerning their children's disease-related experiences such as 'pain' and 'drinking' is limited consistent with previous studies [ 15, 18, 21].
Notably, NAA/tCr changes as a function of cumulative Mn exposure are observable at Mn air levels below the ACGIH limit, consistent with early presymptomatic neuronal dysfunction.
These upper reference limits are consistent with other studies involving different ethnic groups.
Finally, although hemoglobin level and platelet count remained low, other coagulation study results were all within normal limits, more consistent with HUS than DIC.
Declines in contaminant removal rates during both air and steam flushing indicated rate-limited removal consistent with the persistence of a residual organic phase, rate-limited desorption, or channeling.
