While none of our study patients rated their pain intensity as a VAS score of 10 (maximum tolerable pain), values above 8 generally indicate that opioids should be administered.
For the quantification of MDA and ACR, the limit of agreement values exceeded the maximum tolerable inaccuracy (±15%).
The values of these metals were below the recommended maximum tolerable levels proposed by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives, Summary and conclusions.
As shown in Figure 10a, all the SoP values of the three sizing methods are below the maximum tolerable service outage probability 0.01, but the SoP of the proposed method is slightly higher than other two methods.
However, occupational exposure research has led to the development of e.g. "Threshold Limit Values" and "Biological Exposure Indices (BEI)", health-based guidance values for occupational exposure that can give an indication on the maximum tolerable intake of toxicants.
Assuming an average body weight of 60 kg, consumption of Basmati White would represent 11% of the World Health Organization's (WHO) provisional maximum tolerable daily intake (MTDI) of 2 μg/kg As (WHO 1993), whereas consumption of Quest would exceed the MTDI value four-fold.
Only if patients reach the maximum tolerable dose of statins, or face unbearable side effects, should they try Vytorin.
The maximum tolerable concentration of arsenic in dusts during an eight-hour day is 0.5 milligrams per cubic metre.
But while doctors now generally use the maximum tolerable dose of each drug, Celator says the ratio of the drugs is what matters more.
difference in foot length is outside Bertillon's maximum tolerable deviation for saying two sets of measurements derived from the same body.
