Sentence examples for maximum admissible limits from inspiring English sources

To protect consumers against such by-products, the World Health Organization (WHO) has set guidelines for maximum admissible limits of chlorination by-product concentrations in drinking water (WHO 2004).

The concentrations of the cations including sodium (0.3 130.0 mg/l), potassium (0.4 6.0 mg/l), calcium (0.10 60 mg/l) and magnesium (0.10 36.0 mg/l) were all within the WHO (1993, 2004) maximum admissible limits.

The results indicated that, very few parameters such as pH, sulfates and nitrates concentration in the groundwater samples are within the recommended maximum admissible limits approved by WHO (World Health Organization 940 949, 2002) and Bureau of Indian standards (IS 10500 1991).

50 % of the samples were above the WHO prescribed maximum admissible limit of 12 mg/l.

The maximum admissible limit for calcium is 200 mg/L (WHO 1990).

According to WHO (1990) guidelines, the maximum admissible limit is 200 mg/L and 15% of the samples are above this limit.

The maximum admissible upper bound can be regarded as an important index for the conservatism of stability criteria [19 23].

Instead of defining a maximum admissible debt ratio, some tax jurisdictions limit the fraction of net earnings to be admissibly spent on interest.

For this study, the concentration limits (i.e., maximum admissible concentration for drinking water (MAC), highest permissive value for drinking water (S i ) and the maximum desirable value (I i ) for each heavy metal) were taken from the international WHO standard.

Several models [7, 8, 9, 17, 18, 21] consider the anode as the limiting factor of an MFC, which implies that all concentrations in the cathode are the maximum admissible and remain always almost constant.

maximum admissible concentration.