Sentence examples for burden inhalation from inspiring English sources

A seminal environmental health report recently presented exposure response evidence for a major health outcome cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality from what is unquestionably one of the most important global environmental risks in terms of health burden, inhalation of combustion particles (Pope et al. 2009).

Moreover, a traditional open fire is used for cooking and heating and paternal cigarette and hookah smoking might increase the burden inflicted by inhalation of the chemical mixture and increase the combined toxicity.

The air As concentrations were intended to aid in controlling for airborne deposition of As onto hair and to determine what percentage of the individual body burden came from inhalation.

The role of the two major defenses against acid aerosols, the conversion of acid to the ammonium salts by respiratory ammonia and buffering of acid by airway surface liquid are discussed in relation to airway acid burdens expected from typical inhalation exposures.

Levels of lead ingestion and inhalation producing increased body burden of lead and clinical toxicity in adults and children are compared with usual levels of exposure.

Traditional risk assessments for water often only consider ingestion exposure to toxic chemicals, even though showering has been shown to increase the body burden of certain chemicals due to inhalation exposure and dermal absorption.

The overall significance of the contribution of inhalation to total PCB burden was estimated to range from 6 to 64% and was predicted to rise if the PCB content in food continues to fall (Currado and Harrad 2000).

Two Ceria nanomaterials (NM-211 and NM-212) were tested for inhalation toxicity and organ burdens in order to design a chronic and carcinogenicity inhalation study (OECD TG No. 453).

Exhalation decreased the lung burden [average dose 3.1 4.5 Gy (RBE ], while inhalation increased it [average dose 5.8 6.8 Gy (RBE)].

As inhalation therapy contributes to treatment burden, it is important to investigate patients' satisfaction with the introduction of any new device.

Bloodborne PCB measurements of the same cohorts provide the future opportunity to evaluate relationships between dietary and inhalation exposure and individual body burden.