Sentence examples for permissible levels for from inspiring English sources

California, a leader in limiting emissions, has tightened the permissible levels for those standards under rules that are to take effect in 2004.

Specifically, the 3C wants governments to set maximum permissible levels for a global temperature increase and define greenhouse gas reduction targets by 2030 and 2050.

The hexavalent chromium is more mobile than trivalent in biological system and hence affects human health, particularly the kidney, if consumed beyond the permissible levels for a longer time.

The permissible levels for cadmium can be lowered to undetectable by a sensitive test method.

Lemus et al. (1996) have shown that 64 of 315 samples (20.3%) of indoor and outdoor air from 53 households in Louisiana exceeded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's permissible levels for cadmium (Lemus et al. 1996).

New surveys of the village found extensive contamination that had gone undetected, including some areas where radiation was 20 times the permissible level for inhabited areas.

The water contained about 2,000 picocuries per liter of the radioactive isotope tritium, one-tenth the permissible level for drinking water.

Last month, a local government in a Tokyo ward found a pile of composted leaves at a school that measured 849 becquerels per kilogram of cesium 137, over two times Japan's legally permissible level for compost.

The permissible level for lead in drinking water is 0.05 mg L−1 according to the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

The maximum permissible level for calcium in groundwater is 75 mg/L as per WHO and BIS standards for groundwater.

The permissible level for TDS in groundwater is 1000 mg/L as suggested by WHO and BIS standards for water samples (WHO, 2004 and BIS, 2012).