Sentence examples for permitted concentration of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Ms. Hammond said the revision proposed this year was limited to several narrow aspects of the rules -- primarily involving the maximum permitted concentration of pollutants in the groundwater.

These first results showed that the freely dissolved concentration of highly HOCs can be significantly reduced due to sorption to natural OM - already beneath the permitted concentration of 2 mg L-1 TOC in the dilution water according to OECD TG 305.

Furthermore, Commission regulation (EU) No 1004/2014 has lowered the maximum permitted concentration of butyl- and propylparaben in cosmetics and it has also banned them in leave-on products designed for application on the nappy area of children under three years of age.

There are currently no legally regulated maximum permitted concentrations of pharmaceuticals in the environment.

The line was not a formation that permitted the concentration of fire, however, for naval guns in a rolling platform were effectively accurate at only about one-quarter of a mile, and the range for penetrability of shot was even less.

Elevation in oxidative stress markers is detected in rat liver and kidney after subchronic exposure to GBH at the United States permitted glyphosate concentration of 700 μg/L in drinking water [ 9].

In the 1980's and 90's, a revolution started to take place, speeding the flow of information within individual departments and permitting the concentration of resources on high crime areas.

The knock-on effects of this minimisation are huge: it permits further concentration of wealth in the hands of those who already possess it, rewarding those cunning enough to avoid taxation, and cushioning their children with an influx of unearned wealth.

In conclusion, the methodology presented in this report permits the concentration of platelets potentially suitable for clinical and experimental use in feline medicine.

I would like to believe that the broadcasters' collaboration, though deplorable, had nothing to do with government's recent gifts to them of spectrum space worth about $70billion and of regulations permitting unprecedented concentrations of station ownership.

Before 1800, innovations in agricultural and manufacturing techniques had permitted a singular concentration of productive activity close to the sources of mechanical power water and coal.