Sentence examples for below exposure from inspiring English sources

Consequently, in the results detailed below, "exposure" means "exposure to any agent".

"Dose" concept is not relevant in this case, since there is no known accumulation of thermal damage below exposure limits.

Yet there is increasing evidence supporting the existence of complex non-thermal biological effects of RF EMF at field strengths below exposure limits.

Even though the amount of Rli1-bound Fe-S cluster dropped by 20% during the 4 hr incubation (see below), exposure to blue light had no significant detrimental effect on cluster stability.

Urinary biomonitoring of a few AHS participants confirmed that internal doses of 2,4-D were well below exposure guidance values and that exposure was not uniform across applicators (Aylward et al., 2010; Tomas et al., 2010).

The equation is shown below: Exposure [ng methamidophos equivalents ÷ (kg body weight × day)] = [average daily intake (g food/day) × concentration (ng OP/g food) × toxicity (unitless)] ÷ body weight (kg).

There was, however, a 2-fold increase in adduct levels when the below ground exposure groups were compared to a surface group that had no diesel exhaust exposures.

However, in each report, except for that of He et al. (2010; see below), exposures were generated by artificial scenarios that conveyed higher concentrations than routinely encountered and with the responses evaluated only once within minutes thereafter.

A linear relationship between FA exposure and DPX formation in vivo has been suggested from few points below exposures, where SCC has been observed in rats (e.g. Casanova et al. 1989, 1994 ); a slight but significant covalent binding of FA to DNA was detected at 0.3 ppm that increased disproportionately at 2 ppm and higher FA concentrations (Casanova et al. 1989, 1994 ).

The vaccine's efficacy also declined faster in children who were more exposed to malaria than in those who had below-average exposure.

It is important to note that all measurements for radon were below occupational exposure limits..."...