Out of six heavy metals, Zn, Ni, Cr, Cd, and Pb are exceeding the RDA limits, while copper remains within the limits.
Daryl Foster and Bruce Elliott, two leading cricketing biomechanists, are adamant that the Sri Lankan's unorthodox bowling style should be admired rather than admonished, as it pushes the boundaries of convention but remains within legal limits.
The firm says the low power-density of its lasers and a series of safeguards ensures that human exposure remains within regulatory limits.With so many companies working towards wireless power, how long will it be before the cord is finally cut?
Time of setting equilibrium for a surface of Fe3O4/HA nanocomposite (Fig. 5b, curve 5) remains within the limits similar for the studied composites 10 min.
The day side (mathrm{O}_{3}) concentration of the TLE is also depleted compared to the daytime (mathrm{O}_{3}) concentration of the PDE, though it still remains within the limits of habitability.
It is shown that a numerical simulation of the restrained creep experiment behaviour would be an essential tool to ensure that the stress within the specimen remains within defined limits so that specimen failure can be avoided.
To avoid any depressed area such as dog-ear formation, the maximum compressive principal stress is examined to assure that it remains within the limits of the stresses in the existing surgical techniques.
Cryopumping of gas on the cold surfaces provides the necessary low gas densities but it must be ensured that the vapour pressure of cryosorbed molecules, of which H2 and He are the most critical species, remains within acceptable limits.
A design that allows for erosion and deposition of the sand core beneath a rock layer in a coastal structure requires an accurate prediction method to assure that the amount of erosion remains within acceptable limits.
From a clinical perspective, exposure-related decrements that do not move a child into a clinically diagnosed category may be considered unimportant because function remains "within normal limits".
