The IT grades of ABS replicas prepared by this combined process were found to be consistent with the permissible range of tolerance grades as per ISO standard UNI EN 20286-I (1995) and DIN 16901 for plastic materials.
Given the inevitability of changes as well as the necessity of being replaceable, the permissible limits, called tolerance, need to be determined according to the changes in quality characteristics.
Consequently, the design engineers define the maximal permissible specification limits, called tolerance, with the purpose of hampering the degradation in the performance of the product (Devor et al. 2007).
The produced surface topography is then checked and evaluated against the requirements of the standard ASTM F2033-12 which refers to the methods for measuring the permissible limits of dimensional tolerances, departure from roundness, and surface finish (defects and roughness parameters) of the examined components.
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 term "tolerance," which is the magnitude of permissible variation of a quantity, should not be used to designate the maximum permissible error.
Non-canonical G-U base pairs are permissible in these RNA-RNA interactions, conferring transition tolerance to the gRNA sequence, with a staggering number of potential guides directing identical editing events.
Tolerance includes the true value ± the maximum permissible error.
For example, if the maximum permissible error in weighting a patient is 1%, the tolerance for a 100 kg man will be 100 ± 1 kg.
