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Analogous exposure results for mine workers were 0.66 mg/m3 and 0.03 mg/m, respectively; and for other development workers were 0.88 mg/m3 and 0.10 mg/m, respectively.

In the current revision of cancer risk assessment guidelines by the U.S. EPA (2003a), a question has arisen about whether human exposures during early life stages during adolescence and before should be attached any greater weight in risk projections than exposures during adulthood that are analogous to exposures represented in conventional animal bioassay testing.

An analogous nose-only exposure system, constructed of polycarbonate, was used for Hg vapor exposures to 1, 2, or 4 mg/m.

Our data indicate that hepatic damage, measured by changes in hepatic gene expression, steatosis, UPR activation and secretory pathway dysfunction as well as HSC activation, occur during the acute phase of exposure, analogous to an alcohol binge.

The resulting slower growth rate of J2315-M in presence of glucose may also be an advantageous phenotype for surviving antimicrobial exposure, analogous to the alterations seen in small colony variants [ 34].

A very weak band, the visibility of which could be increased through scanning at higher intensity (analogous to longer exposure times), was observed at around 15 kDa (i.e. below the expected size for human G72) in testis (lane 4), cerebellum (lane 6) and fetal brain (lane 8), but not in spinal cord, amygdala, frontal lobe or rat cortex.

It seems likely that progression to lung fibrosis involves both genetic background and environmental exposures (analogous to carcinogenesis), and that 'multiple hits' might be required to induce overt fibrotic lung disease (Fig. 1).

Exposure to analogous, digital radio, and digital TV broadcast transmitters was modeled for the year 2000 for residences within 10 km of a transmitter.

The exposome is the comprehensive characterization of an individual's lifetime exposure history, analogous to sequencing the 3 billion base pair genetic readout of the genome.

Considering GHQ12 as the outcome and overweight status as the exposure yielded analogous results [multivariable OR = 2.20 (95% CI: 1.09 4.45) for girls; and OR = 1.33 (95% CI: 0.58 3.04) for boys].

Analogous to graphene, extended exposure times also lead here to the nucleation of further h-BN layers, i.e., multilayer formation via secondary nucleation, as highlighted by the darker contrast regions.