Sentence examples for based on exposure estimates from inspiring English sources

The very high URR estimated from one study of carbon anode plant workers (Liu et al. 1997) was based on exposure estimates reported by Liu for just one of seven plants, which may not have been representative.

"Based on exposure estimates conducted by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), we predict that infants may receive greater exposure to TDCPP from these products compared to the average child or adult from upholstered furniture, all of which are higher than acceptable daily intake levels of TDCPP set by the CPSC," the study noted.

Therefore, we conducted a sensitivity analysis based on exposure estimates derived from a dispersion model of near-roadway traffic-related pollution that integrated traffic density, emission factors, and meteorology.

Based on exposure estimates conducted by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), we predict that infants may receive greater exposure to TDCPP from these products compared to the average child or adult from upholstered furniture, all of which are higher than acceptable daily intake levels of TDCPP set by the CPSC.

When we coded exposure as a continuous term, associations with birth weight for the TAG model were consistent with those obtained in analyses based on exposure estimated from the nearest-AQMS model, for the various buffers around AQMS and exposure windows.

Overall, results from the traffic-based land use regression models agree with analyses based on exposures estimated from the ambient monitoring network.

Utility workers in southern California were studied and found not to have increased risks of leukemia and brain cancer based on exposures estimated with measurements.

A number of studies (n = 11, 24%) attempted to quantify incident rates based on exposure-time estimates, 3 of which studied pesticide-related illnesses [ Bell et al., 2006; Calvert et al., 2008; Kasner et al., 2012] and another 3 that studied injuries among farmworkers [ McCurdy et al., 2003; Stallones and Beseler, 2003; Marcum et al., 2011].

These exposure estimates were based on published exposure estimates in the same industries (IARC 1984; Lindstedt and Sollenberg 1982) and other published epidemiologic studies.

The exposure estimates are based on exposure measurements, hazard surveys, and assessments by industrial hygienists of the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health.

However, prenatal PFOA exposures were estimated based on exposure modeling.