Sentence examples for maximum recommended limits from inspiring English sources

At a third, the level was 27 becquerels per liter, well below the maximum recommended limits for both infants and adults.

At a press briefing on Thursday, Mr. Edano said radiation had also shown up in tests of water supplies for two of Tokyo's neighboring prefectures, Chiba and Saitama, in levels above the maximum recommended limits for infants, but below levels considered dangerous to adults.

According to the US Department of Justice, in 2007, about 73% of county public defender offices exceeded the maximum recommended limit of cases (150 felonies or 400 misdemeanors).

Just over half, 53 per cent, of the women said they drank more than the maximum recommended limit of two units per week during the first trimester, and almost 40 per cent said they drank more than 10 units a week in the four weeks leading up to conception when they may not have been aware of becoming pregnant as about 40 per cent of pregnancies are unplanned.

Nevertheless, intakes remain well above the maximum recommended limit of 6 g/d.

In 2008, UK population dietary salt intake was estimated to be 8.6 g/d (4), which exceeds the maximum recommended limit of 6 g/d and remains far above the 1 2 g/d required for good health.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) also issues recommended limits.

Maximum recommended occupational exposure limits for an 8-hr workday are 5,000 ppm as a time-weighted average, for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA 2012) and the American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH 2011).

The radiation dose to the patient's head was determined to be 1446 mGy, which means that the exposure level of the uterus was 0.14 mGy at the maximum, which was less than the recommended limit by the ICRP.

The recommended limit for hardness is 300 mg/L and the maximum permissible limit for potable water is 600 mg/L (BIS 1991), but the World Health Organization (WHO 2004a -recommended safe permissible limit for Total Hardness (TH) is 100–500 mg/L.

The maximum acceptable value (MAV) is 50 mg/l NO3 − (Regulation 2013), but the recommended limit value (RLV) is only 25 mg/l NO3 − (Council Directive 1991).