Sentence examples for regulatory maximum from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, my research team found uranium concentrations many times over the regulatory maximum contaminant level for safe drinking water in Horn Creek, one of the many side canyons of the Grand Canyon which drain to the Colorado River.

Ra had infiltrated to the local water table but was below regulatory maximum contaminant limits.

Using the median value from a cumulative frequency distribution function, based on rates obtained from the literature, resulted in simulated output nitrate concentrations that were less than 1% of regulatory maximum concentrations.

Therefore, in deriving standards, the ultimate aim should be to achieve optimal voluntary or regulatory maximum limits for human safety, which at the same time do not become technical barriers to trade or impose costs to food producers and consumers that are not outweighed by positive health outcomes.

The companies now say they will ensure full compliance with regulatory maximums by the middle of next year.

If used as a basis for Codex NRVs, whether for nutrients or bioactive substances, such policy has the potential to cause widespread confusion (as it has in individual countries) among nutrition policy makers and regulators charged with establishing regulatory maximums.

"To persist with such a claim is a tendentious representation of the research on which it is based," says the report, which quotes £12.8bn a year as a more plausible figure for the maximum regulatory savings from a potential Brexit.

However, Hattori et al. [41] described that neuromuscular regulatory systems control maximum clenching strength under various occlusal conditions.

Common beverages are assessed for their metal content with regulatory controls over maximum permitted levels in place in most countries.

From our analysis, OTA was detected in black and white pepper samples but at levels below the maximum regulatory limit for this toxin in spices set by the European Commission (EC N°594/2012) which is 15 μg/kg.

Hattori et al. [41] did not find evidence that the SDA causes overloading of the joints or the teeth, which suggests that neuromuscular regulatory systems control maximum clenching strength under various occlusal conditions.