Sentence examples for considering benzene from inspiring English sources

When considering benzene exposures accrued at ≥ 45 years of age, there was a positive association with leukemia mortality in the period shortly after exposure (< 10 years after exposure); there was minimal evidence of association within the period ≥ 10 years after exposure.

In this study, we consider benzene and aromatics in general, as two individual gasoline's raw materials.

While some works studied mono-benzene or multi-benzene molecules solely [2, 3], yet others considered benzene rings with hetero-atoms or hetero-molecules [4, 5].

After considering various benzene concentrations between 0.1 and 3 ppm, we chose a value of 1 ppm because it maximized overall values of R and minimized overall values of the Akaike information criterion (AIC) for models of the three adducts.

There are two fundamental challenges in using the large number of occupational cohort studies that have been published over the last 30 or so years when considering the relationship between occupational benzene exposure and the risk of lymphoid neoplasms.

To derive risk estimates for benzene, we considered the Common Criteria related to benzene biomarkers of exposure, PBPK models, toxicity data and biomonitoring guidance values (i.e. human tissue levels equivalent to exposure at defined toxicological/regulatory benchmark concentrations) to compare to general population and worker biomonitoring data.

In the present study, the effect of quantum interference on electron transport through a single benzene ring is explored by considering two specifically designed oligo(3 -phenylenevinylene (OPV3 -phenylenevinyleneich the central benzene ring is cOPV3ederivatives a para or meta confinuration.

Considering the very large industrial usage of benzene, studies in risk assessment aimed at the evaluation of carcinogenic risk at low levels of exposure are important.

This is a quite surprising result, considering that S-PMA is believed to represent less than 1% of urinary benzene metabolites for exposures to benzene at air concentrations between 0.1 and 10 ppm.

NO2, PM10 and benzene were considered as continuous variables.

Benzene is considered not mutagenic in bacterial systems or in vitro mammalian test systems.