The phrase "as a guidance value" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to refer to a reference point or standard for making decisions or evaluations.
Example: "The recommended dosage should be considered as a guidance value when administering the medication."
Alternatives: "as a reference point" or "as a benchmark".
The B channel is interpolated similarly by using the guided filter with the reconstructed W value as the guidance value.
that is consistent with an existing exposure guidance value such as a tolerable daily intake (TDI) or reference dose (RfD).
Chronic dietary exposure estimates cover food consumption over the long term and are usually intended to be compare with a chronictoxicity health-based guidance value such as an ADI, in a risk assessment process (Solecki et al. 2005).
However, this analysis also suggests that it is unlikely that an individual could reach the CDC BLL guidance value as a result of consumption of wines from the United States.
A BE is a biological concentration of a chemical (or its metabolites) reflecting an existing health-based exposure guidance value, such as a reference dose [ 74].
In 2015, the Center of Disease Control CDCC) designated a reference BLL for adults and defined raised BLLs as levels that exceeded the guidance value of 5 μg/dL, which is based on the 97.5th percentile of blood Pb distribution in children (NIOSH 2015).
The dose for manganese was found to be higher in all the samples as compared to the interim guidance value for chronic exposure for manganese of 0.160 mg/kg/day[ 22, 45], whereas the dose for zinc was found to be lower than the oral MRLs for chronic exposure of 0.300 mg/kg/day[ 23, 45] in all of the samples analysed.
While levels above the biomonitoring guidance value do not necessarily indicate an increased risk of harm, the exceeded value may act as an indicator to public health officials that additional risk management activities are necessary.
While levels above the biomonitoring guidance value do not necessarily indicate an increased risk of harm, particularly due to the conservative nature of the toxicological guidance values upon which they are based, this may act as an indicator to public health officials that additional risk management activities are necessary.
A "margin of safety" is the ratio between the exposure guidance value and measured exposure.
