The phrase "assessing exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating risk, health, or environmental factors.
Example: "The researchers are assessing exposure to pollutants in the air to determine their impact on public health."
Alternatives: "evaluating exposure" or "measuring exposure".
Klepeis, N. E. et al. The National Human Activity Pattern Survey (NHAPS): a resource for assessing exposure to environmental pollutants.
Identifying and quantifying secondhand tobacco smoke (SHS) that drifts between multiunit homes is critical to assessing exposure.
This approach has great potential for assessing exposure to different pesticide ingredients in environment-health studies.
We highlight some of the challenges in assessing exposure in the workplace including measurement strategies, metrics, and instrumentations.
Models assessing exposure to air pollution often focus on macro-scale estimates of exposure to all types of sources for a particular pollutant across an urban study area.
This method should prove useful for screening SVOC emission characteristics and for assessing exposure, as well as for chamber and test design.
The use of biomonitoring as a tool for assessing exposure to ubiquitous chemicals with short physiologic half-lives began relatively recently.
A large variability in epidemiological designs and methodologies used for assessing exposure and outcome was observed across the different studies, which made comparisons difficult.
The chapter reviews the current understanding, as well as ongoing research efforts, in the area of assessing exposure and identifying mechanistic toxicological effects induced by engineered nanomaterials.
We propose a strategy based on a conceptual model and which draws on the considerable insight gained for airborne contaminants, including EN 689 for assessing exposure by inhalation.
The only reliable way of assessing exposure to BPA was through urine metabolites.
