Sentence examples for maximum permissible limits from inspiring English sources
The proposed changes in regulation would not reduce the present maximum permissible limits of radioactivity emitted from nuclear power plants.
The uranium content in water bodies in several countries has surpassed the maximum permissible limits.
The Food and Drug Administration establishes maximum permissible limits of contamination, called "tolerances," which vary from food to food and from pesticide to pesticide.
The effect of interfering ions was also investigated below the maximum permissible limits for tap water according to Mexican standards.
Of 51 samples that tested positive to AF, 6.5% and 12% were above the maximum permissible limits (MPLs) set by the Codex Alimentarius Commission and European Union standards, respectively.
The present adsorption process could reduce the arsenic and fluoride concentration in both synthetic and spiked ground water to below 10 ppb and 1.5 ppm respectively which are the maximum permissible limits according to the World Health Organization (WHO) drinking water guidelines.
(iii) An aircraft is provided the permission if size of the queue having permission is less than the maximum permissible limit.
The study indicates that almost 50% of the area is affected by fluoride contamination beyond the maximum permissible limit.
Results from this experiment indicated that the extracted water was in compliance with respect to nitrate, nitrite, trihalomethanes, turbidity, and total and fecal coliforms; however, the total plate count exceeded the maximum permissible limit (500 cfu/mL).
A threshold criterion describing the invariant behavior of pore size and wicking characteristics in terms of maximum permissible limit of key structural parameters during charge-discharge mode of the battery has also been proposed.
Thirty-three percent of the groundwater samples showed nitrate contents exceeding the general acceptable limit of 20 p.p.m. and 15% of the samples crossed the maximum permissible limit of 45 p.p.m.
