Sentence examples for adverse consequences of lead from inspiring English sources
In addition, the data suggest there is no threshold for the adverse consequences of lead.
Moreover, existing data indicate that there is no evidence of a threshold for the adverse consequences of lead exposure.
Recently, blood levels < 10 μg/dL during early childhood have been reported to confer reductions in IQ scores (Canfield et al. 2003; Lanphear et al. 2005), further questioning whether a threshold exists for the adverse consequences of lead exposure.
These studies generally, but not always, found adverse consequences of childhood lead exposure (CDC 1991; WHO 1995).
Numerous studies have found evidence for adverse consequences of childhood lead exposure at BPb levels < 10 μg/dL (Bellinger and Needleman 2003; Chiodo et al. 2004; Fulton et al. 1987; Lanphear 2000; Sood et al. 2001; Walkowiak et al. 1998; Wasserman et al. 2000).
Subsequent studies by Herbert Needleman and colleagues documented the adverse consequences of low-level lead exposure in children on intelligence and behavior (Needleman et al. 1979).
Increased awareness of the adverse consequences of nutritional vitamin D deficiency has led to guideline recommendations on monitoring serum 25(OH) vitamin D and correction of any deficiency [ 1].
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