Sentence examples for surpasses the maximum from inspiring English sources

The adhesive strength of the film surpasses the maximum amount that can be measured with a pull test.

By tailoring the thickness of the dielectric layer and the ITO layer, the dielectric/Ag/ITO structure yielded a transmittance of 0.97, which surpasses the maximum transmittance (0.91) of a single ITO film.

H2O2 PC at 100  μM has been shown to counteract oxidative stress through an activated PI3K/AKT pathway; however, this level surpasses the maximum for the RISK pathway activation and fails to offset further increased severe nonspecific oxidative stress.

Thus, no item to be curated would have an estimated value below w min. With such a threshold it could become possible that no single curation project surpasses the maximum resources allowed for an individual project or that the sum of the resources needed for all curation projects does not surpass the maximum amount of resources available.

As my faults mounted during the test, I prayed that we would turn back toward the test centre before I surpassed the maximum level of acceptable faultiness.

A few months after Winchester's paper appeared, the Times published an investigation suggesting that atrazine levels frequently surpass the maximum threshold allowed in drinking water.

The uranium content in water bodies in several countries has surpassed the maximum permissible limits.

Due to these characteristics the shells analyzed in this paper behave elastically under the earthquake excitation, without surpassing the maximum allowable concrete strength.

Among all of three treatment (50, 75 and 100%%) group, the 50%% sludge plants took up a high amount of Fe, which surpassed the maximum limit.

But by allocating extra resources to one domain or the other, could you surpass the maximum levels you could previously have attained or even the highest levels attained by anyone?

The Tl levels in most vegetables (such as leaf lettuce, chard and pak choy) surpassed the maximum permissible level (0.5 mg/kg) according to the environmental quality standards for food in Germany.