Sentence examples for standards of drinking from inspiring English sources
vs1, vs2,…,vsn are the standard values of each parameters obtained from WHO standards of drinking water.
A comparative study of our analytical results with the WHO standards of drinking water indicate that the present waters are also good for drinking purposes.
The EC removed the concentration of NO3 − from the BTMW below to the desirable limit of the BIS/WHO standards of drinking water.
WQI has been calculated using the standards of drinking water quality recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) (2011), Bureau of Indian standards (BIS) (2012) and Indian Council of Medical Research ICMRR) (1975).
The observed values of Satopanth Lake show a relative agreement with pH values of surface water, which lie within the range of 6.5 8.5 given as per WHO standards of drinking water.
Our study did not identify a single individual with arsenicosis even when the iAs exposure concentration was 160 μg/L, more than 3 times the 50-μg/L As concentration permitted by the Standards of Drinking Water Quality in China (Ministry of Health 2006).
It was also interesting to note that the EC of BTMW brought down the concentration of NO3 − from 123.45 to 36.47 mg/l to the desirable limit (45 mg/l) of BIS (1991) standard of drinking water.
In the monsoon and post-monsoon seasons, about 84 87 % of the groundwater samples have a value lower than the desirable limit of 6.5, as per the Indian standard of drinking water (BIS 2003).
The objective of this section is only to use coagulation rate constant (k2) as an investigating parameter to identify optimum doses of (DS and A) coagulants in spite of their performances in terms of satisfying the (WHO) turbidity standard of drinking water.
They used the European standards of risky drinking: more than 14 drinks a week for women and more than 21 drinks a week for men (the United States measures risky drinking as more than 7 drinks a week for women and more than 14 drinks a week for men).
A standard method of drinking was prescribed whereby participants were instructed to drink by mouthfuls, holding each mouthful for 30 seconds to 1 minute to facilitate the uptake of tea in the oral cells.
