Sentence examples for risk for exceeding from inspiring English sources

On pesticides, the Stanford report noted that "differences in risk for exceeding maximum allowed limits were small".

High ozone levels also put the valley at risk for exceeding the one-hour federal ozone standard, which can trigger an annual $29 million penalty, paid by an assessment on businesses and through a $12 annual vehicle registration fee for drivers from Stockton to Bakersfield.

Based on this sample size, we have 80%% power to detect as small as a 2.4%% difference in percent change in HbA1c between treatment arms and 80%% power to detect a 30%% reduction in risk for exceeding IOM guidelines.

Under the "grand bargain" plan, developed in consultation with Danny Price, who was chosen by Hunt as an "eminent economist" to co-chair the expert reference group advising him on the Direct Action scheme, companies could be credited for beating emissions baselines and risk financial penalties for exceeding them.

Because of this court decision, each request for individual exemption had to be evaluated for the risk of exceeding the UL.

The relative risk for haemorrhage exceeding 1000 ml in this group was 0.40 (95% confidence interval, CI, 0.13 1.2).

Patients with a risk for relapse exceeding 10% (with or without hormonal therapy, depending on hormone receptor status) are often offered adjuvant chemotherapy.

In this large cross-sectional study, we have demonstrated that patients without known diabetes presenting moderate to very severe OSA are at higher risk for HbA1c exceeding 6.0% after adjustment for confounding factors.

He got what he wished for: risk limits at Mr Adoboli's ETF desk were increased; punishment for taking excessive risk was weak (Mr Adoboli received only a warning for exceeding risk limits in January 2011).

Rather than focus purely on worst-case conditions, the potential for an increased risk of exceeding nominal ratings values on thermally constrained OHL is analysed.

Whilst higher externalising symptom factor scores were associated with obesity, the risk of exceeding the screening thresholds for Conduct Disorder were only weakly increased, once adjusted for the influence of potentially confounding variables.