Sentence examples for standards which allow from inspiring English sources

National regulators have raised concerns about bottlers complying with laxer local standards (which allow higher levels of such contaminants as arsenic and cadmium) rather than their own, stricter standards.But even national health inspectors are not required, for example, to check levels of mercury, silver or acidity, according to a report in 2013 by Beijing News.

"Seoul is one of the worst cities in the world as far as fuel quality is concerned," he said, professing not to understand why the government for 2005 had set Euro 3 standards, limiting a diesel engine to an emission level of one-twentieth of one gram of particulate matter per kilometer, rather than the tighter 2006 Euro 4 standards, which allow half the emissions.

MoPub has also added support for MRAID and ORMMA rich media standards, which allows publishers to include expansion ads and HTML5 animation more efficiently through the MoPub platform.

Size exclusion chromatography (SEC) was carried out in hexafluoroisopropanol (HFIP) with PMMA standards, which allowed the determination of ¯¯¯¯¯¯Mn, ¯¯¯¯¯¯Mw and polydispersity of the PET samples.

We converted the gel images to plots of transcript length by densitometry and comparison to size standards, which allowed calculation of mean transcript lengths for each time point.

As standards were not available during UPLC-FTMS analysis, we performed an additional triple quadrupole LC-MS/MS study on identical tissues using 23 available alkaloid standards, which allowed definitive identification of several unknowns.

This paper proposes straightforward extensions to the JPEG2000 image compression standard which allow for the efficient coding of floating-point data.

This is the result of the availability of testing related features defined in the standard which allow the isolation of the test object and testing system from the rest of the live substation without the need for physical switching or connections of equipment in the live substation.

The new rules heralded a significant reduction from the previous "Euro 5" standard which allowed 0.18g per km.

Those same characteristics could propel wireless Ethernet as embodied in the 802.11b standard, which allows data to be transmitted at 11 megabits -- 11 million bits a second.

The newest routers use the 802.11N standard, which allows a wireless signal to travel farther than the older 802.11G standard, which is good for getting the signal to your upstairs bedroom — but it can also send it to your neighbor's upstairs bedroom.