Sentence examples for concentration of concern from inspiring English sources
The backlash effect occurs when some constituencies feel that certain issues are getting too much attention and that the concentration of concern for those issues is allowing inequities to emerge in other areas.
The use of concentrations and LIR was considered "sufficient" when a single source of exposure was probably identified, i.e. only one potential source has concentration greater than concentration of concern and LIR compatible with those from blood.
Estimated environmental concentrations for Cry1A(b) were compared to threshold concentrations of concern for putative sensitive aquatic organisms as estimated from species sensitivity distributions.
An uncertainty is associated with these concentrations of concern.
To test this potential influence, a sensitivity analysis was carried out using other concentrations of concern (twice the initial thresholds).
The absence of "concentrations of concern" of PCBs in the fish with the highest mercury concentration lowers the likelihood of risks posed by this group of contaminants.
Twenty five percent of the 125 children had no identified potential source (all the collected environmental samples had lead concentrations below concentrations of concern) in their home.
Comparing the lead concentrations in the collected sources with the established concentrations of concern discarded 0 to nine sources (median = 4) per child.
Despite being banned in many countries, dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) and its metabolites dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene (DDE) and dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane (DDD) continue to be found in fish tissues at concentrations of concern.
In industrialized countries, PBDEs are routinely detected in human blood at concentrations of concern to environmental toxicologists (Birnbaum and Staskal 2004; Johnson et al. 2010).
Secondly, these threshold concentrations of concern were applied to all children, without adjusting their B-Pb, water consumption, contact with the ground, unknown factors, etc.
