Liquid-In-Glass Thermometers. A liquid-in-glass thermometer is the simplest and most commonly employed type of temperature measurement device. It is one of the oldest thermometers available in the industry. It gives fairly accurate results within the temperature range of -200 to 600Â°C. No special means are needed to measure temperature via these thermometers.
This brings us to the definition of detection or reporting limits. The smallest concentration (or amount) of analyte, that can be reported by a laboratory is called reporting limit. AIHA requires RL (reporting limit) which is LOD times a safety factor selected by the laboratory.
The maximum limit is equal to 80 percent of itemized deductions (that is, taxpayers retain no less than 20 percent of their deductions). That limit, originally proposed by Congressman Donald Pease, is often called the Pease limitation. This option considers three alternative approaches that would replace the Pease limitation with broader restrictions on the total amount of itemized deductions that taxpayers are allowed to take: 1  The first alternative would limit the tax benefits of itemized deductions to 28 percent of the deductionsâ total value.