Sentence examples for degree of lead from inspiring English sources
Measuring blood lead concentrations remains the cornerstone of testing for degree of lead poisoning.
The best way to assess the degree of lead poisoning in children is by taking venous blood for lead estimation.
The frequency of PbB measurements depended on the relative degree of lead exposure of any given job and whether the employee had been relocated because of lead exposure.
A screening neuropsychological battery had been administered to 468 current and retired smelter workers by testers blinded to the degree of lead exposure of the worker.
In addition, fecal lead excretions by children suffering elevated lead exposures have been shown to correlate with the degree of lead paint hazards in their household environment (Hammond et al. 1980).
Two studies, the first of their kind to use nationally representative data from U.S. homes, predict how varying degrees of lead contamination of floor and windowsill dust may affect the blood lead levels of resident children [ EHP 117:461–467; Gaitens et al.; EHP 117:468–474; Dixon et al.].
The inclusion of the axial degree-of-freedom leads to a nonlinear problem to determine the tension coefficients in the branches.
The increase in the interactions at the solid-solution interface and reduction of the degree of disorder lead to a negative values of entropy change [38, 39].
Both hydrogen bond content and degree of crystallinity lead to the observed deviation in Tg from the values predicted by conventional models.
"We really went into this project with a high degree of skepticism," lead paleontologist Susannah Maidment told Popular Mechanics, "but at this point [our research team] is happy to say we have found fossilized red blood-cells in which some of the original blood components are preserved".
"We really went into this project with a high degree of skepticism," lead paleontologist Susannah Maidment told Popular Mechanics, "but at this point [our research team] is happy to say we have found fossilised red blood-cells in which some of the original blood components are preserved".
