Sentence examples for maximum contamination from inspiring English sources

The water in the Swarnrekha river was found contaminated only in some parts and the maximum contamination was observed near Tantisilwai where TS, TDS and CTC were increased during post-monsoon periods (Fig. 4i n) followed by Namkum and Hatia.

Singh et al. (2007) estimated that arsenic concentrations in contaminated areas are several times higher than the maximum contamination level (the standard set by the World Health Organization and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) of 10 μg/L (0.01 ppm).

The average concentration of various contaminants analyzed during 2007 2010 (Table 3) indicates that the maximum contamination were observed in Swarnrekha river near industrial area (Tantisilwai), where BOD (4.1 mg/L), TDS (68.4 mg/L), and TC (2,175 mg/L) were above the prescribed limits.

It has been reported that AFs contaminate up to 100% (n = 3) of A. oxyphylla samples, with maximum contamination levels of 0.81 μg/kg for AFB1 and 10.3 μg/kg for all AFs (the sum of AFB1, AFB2, AFG1 and AFG2) (Zha et al. 2014).

The Government has set the maximum contamination level for lead in drinking water at 50 parts per billion.

The 2000 quality report of the Suffolk County Water Authority lists maximum contamination levels for several herbicides and pesticides and for volatile organic compounds, ranging from about 2 to about 50 micrograms per liter.

EPA says the levels are well below levels of health concern, although some of the rainfall contamination has been higher than the maximum contaminant level permitted in drinking water.

A comparison of the potential hazards of one million picocuries of tritium per liter of ground water at the Brookhaven National Laboratory and maximum acceptable contamination levels of toxic chemicals in Suffolk drinking water can provide some perspective on environmental priorities ["Lab to Pump Tritium From Groundwater," July 2].

This determines the maximum permissible contamination of tumour samples with genetically normal cells.

NMDS ordination plots were used to determine the effect of HCH stress on the in situ abundance of these Pseudomonas cohorts revealing strain TKP and RL to be the most enriched at the HCH dumpsite with maximum HCH contamination (450 mg HCH g−1) emphasizing the role of HCH stress in shaping up the genotypic heterogeneity.

Three samples were cross-contaminated with H37Rv, the positive control isolate used in this study and seven samples were suspected of cross-contamination between samples, generating a maximum possible cross-contamination rate of 1.4% (n = 10/709).