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But as many as 4 million Americans each year may be exposed to relatively high radiation doses from various medical imaging machines that could slightly increase their risk of cancer, a New England Journal of Medicine study finds.
The beetles will therefore be exposed to relatively low predation pressure the first year following harvest, although the density of predators and predation rates may increase in subsequent years [14].
Migration is thought to be the most dangerous event in the annual cycle of small songbirds [26], so this would mean that individuals with favorable morphological characteristics would be exposed to relatively high mortality rates for a shorter period of time.
Our study revealed that human fetuses in Japan may be exposed to relatively high levels of FOCs.
Our study shows that human fetuses in the United States may be exposed to relatively high levels of PBDEs.
To use doses (concentrations) similar to human exposure, cells should be exposed to relatively low levels of arsenic for protracted periods.
Most reports of respiratory effects of pyrethroids, however, involve few exposed subjects who are exposed to relatively high doses of pesticide, often in occupational settings.
Conclusion: Pregnant women from the Western Canada region of Calgary, Alberta are exposed to relatively low concentrations of organochlorines.
"Then there is low-level, chronic exposure you can get by being exposed to relatively small amounts of carbon monoxide over an extended period," Dr. Marin said.
The obvious inference is that rhodopsin is the visual pigment of the rods, and that when it is exposed to relatively intense lights it becomes useless for vision.
