Sentence examples for substances above from inspiring English sources

"Every air test ever taken at Stuyvesant has been free of evidence of any toxic substances above background levels".

Cosmetic products need not be classified and labelled in accordance with CLP [53], even if they contain dangerous substances above the classification thresholds.

As some PCPs contain hazardous substances above the threshold for labeling, the EU legislators made this exception in the CLP Regulation.

The main requirement for a reliable screening method is to detect authorized substances above the regulatory limits MRL and unauthorized at a level of MRPL; which is the minimum required performance limit, minimizing false negative results (Freitas et al. 2013).

Concentration of both substances above these temperatures increased to reach maximum in the regime B. CHCl3 concentration was increasing and CH3Cl concentration was decreasing as the DCM stream increased.

Cocoa beans that are found to contain traces of these substances above the Maximum Residue Levels (MRLs) are rejected, which reduces the value of cocoa beans produced form the producing nation.

In certain instances, however, the same substances listed above may also inhibit the formation of reactive species and therefore retard indirect photoreactions, as observed for chlorophyll [118], carotenoids [119], and organic matter in soil and water [76, 120].

Mrs Clinton has plenty of baggage; Mr Obama could join the long list of potential superstars, such as Howard Dean and Wesley Clark, who fizzled out.The great debateThe race will be about policy substance above and beyond the backdrop formed by the drama of Iraq.

And what should be the threshold for the level of this substance above which female athletes would have all the physical advantages of men and therefore would unfairly compete with other women?

And as I have drawn the genus-species structure in the category of substance above, body is one of the two species immediately under substance.

ARMA: Auto-regressive moving average; FSVO: Federal food safety and veterinary office; GAM: Generalized additive models; RSALL: Restricted substance above legal limit; SFR: Swiss francs; SPSTBV: Symptoms of pyaemia, septicemia, toxemia, bacteremia or viremia.