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set tolerance造句

"set tolerance"是什么意思   

例句与造句

  1. The agency approved the use of bromoxynil on the genetically altered cotton, just as EPA must set tolerances, or allowable levels, on any given crop.
  2. However, FDA has not set tolerances in meat for most drugs, so there is no established limit for USDA officials to use in determining whether the meat is safe.
  3. For purposes of testing, a steep turn is a 360 degree turn in either direction with a 45 degree bank angle while maintaining altitude, speed and bank within certain set tolerances.
  4. Moreover, the EPA says it sets tolerance levels for the amount of pesticide residues that are hundreds, and sometimes even thousands of times lower than minimum levels that have damaged the health of animals in extensive tests.
  5. "When we look at the levels in the foods, the average levels are probably 10 times lower than the set tolerances, " said Terry Troxell, director of the division of program and enforcement policy for the US Food and Drug Administration.
  6. It's difficult to find set tolerance in a sentence. 用set tolerance造句挺难的
  7. In this sense, VMPS speakers did not follow a conventional design philosophy which strived for a " flat " frequency response within a set tolerance, e . g . ?.5 dB . In Brian's belief, most listeners could tolerate moderate fluctuations in frequency response.
  8. In addition to Proposition 65, the legislation also would nullify laws in at least 17 states, including California, Florida, Illinois and Texas, that allow them to set tolerances for food additives that are more stringent than FDA standards, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group opposed to the bill.

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