Sentence examples for limits defined from inspiring English sources

Analytes were measured from 10 to 200% of their threshold-limited value (TLV) according to the 8-h time weighted average (TWA) exposure limits defined by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health NIOSHH).

These low and high temperatures fall outside the limits defined above as normal and are instances of biological variability.

Errors were as small as analytical error limits defined by counting statistics.

The command is called without any limits defined, so all data points in datasets 1 and 2 are included.

Thermal-following option revealed to be more attractive for the technical and economic limits defined for this analysis.

The results are in accordance with the acceptability limits defined by the investigation of the historic ones.

Within the Jerusalem city limits defined by Israel's leaders after the war, Gilo is considered by most Israelis to be one of the city's southern neighborhoods.

During the 1990s the chemical industry was confronted with limits defined by environmental protection policies and the restructuring of small and medium-size enterprises.

According to a report by the Federation of American Scientists, the ability of the S-400 is just within the limits defined by the ABM Treaty, which restricts the range of interceptor missiles fielded by both sides.

An estimated 3.4 million people aged 45 to 64 regularly drink above the lower risk limits – defined as up to 14 units a week for women, and 21 for men – despite many recognising the potential health harms.

Last year Alderson sent a directive to all umpires to reduce the horizontal strike zone to the limits defined by home plate and to call higher strikes than they had been.