Sentence examples for maximum recommended levels from inspiring English sources

Concentration of nitrate in groundwater in many parts of Tanzania is above the background level of 10 mg/l and in some places exceeds WHO maximum recommended levels for drinking water.

Nevertheless, a significant proportion of the population still show blood concentrations above the maximum recommended levels.

A number of organisations have endorsed maximum recommended levels of oxidation in supplements [ 19– 22]; though due to the paucity of human evidence, these are based on palatability and not the effect on human health [ 20].

Brunet et al [ 33] commented that the ventilatory management in the ECMO group did not significantly differ from that in the control group, in which peak inspiratory pressures that were higher than the maximum recommended levels [ 34] were employed.

The Cmax and Ctrough levels are 7.5- and 5-fold lower than the maximum recommended concentrations of serum tobramycin (12 μg/ml for Cmax and 2 μg/ml for Ctrough), with 97.5% of patients predicted to have Cmax and Ctrough values 4- and 1.5-fold lower than the maximum recommended levels.

As such, 11.6% of the samples of NIVs exceeded this maximum recommended level in polished rice.

These levels are lower than the levels of 0.061 0.093 mg/l reported by Elnady et al. (2010) and the maximum recommended level of 0.2 mg/l for aquaculture (Boyd and Tucker 1998).

The maximum recommended level of added sugar in the diet is 5percentt, so 18percentt is ridiculously high but common among adolescent males in our society.

The ASH/ISH guidelines suggest that the initial dose of a drug should be at least half of the maximum recommended dose, so that only one up-titration is required to reach the maximum recommended level [ 5].

Despite the observed decrease, mercury body burden in this population nevertheless remains a concern, based on the proportion of the population showing blood concentrations above the maximum recommended level.

The proportion of randomly sampled individuals exceeding 6 g/day recommended maximum level for Australians was 79%, the proportion exceeding the Australian Suggested Dietary Target of 4 g/day was 94% and the proportion exceeding the WHO maximum recommended level of 5 g/day was 87%.