Sentence examples for detectable exposure from inspiring English sources

Other bio-monitoring studies have identified a large range of exposure for different pesticides, including applicators with no detectable exposure (Arbuckle et al. 2002; Mandel et al. 2005).

In Murang'a district a rate of 12% was observed in the January-March period, while only 1 of 32 patients (3%) had a detectable exposure in July-August.

For example, a short-term exposure related to a single pesticide application, such as a "bomb" fumigant, may not result in a detectable exposure in a biologic sample collected several weeks later.

While the exact mechanism of pathogen transmission has not yet been determined, the lack of detectable exposure to R. prowazekii in the household members or co-workers of documented cases (3, 5 ) supports the idea that the risk for R. prowazekii infection after casual or indirect exposure to flying squirrels is low.

Twenty-two chaddetectableetecurrentcurrexposuresure irrespective of their prenatal exposure status.

In line with the gene expression, ABCG2 protein was weakly detected in IHH cells at basal condition, but it became detectable after exposure to Dox.

Lower concentrations of APAP-CYS are detectable after exposure to therapeutic doses of acetaminophen and higher concentrations are detected after acute acetaminophen overdose and in patients with acetaminophen toxicity following repeated exposure.

Prodigiosin treatment proved to be the most proficient in inducing detectable PS exposure.

Sublingual administration does not lead to any detectable systemic exposure of intact allergens nor to IgE neosensitization.

Furthermore, greater rFVIII cell surface staining correlated with an increase in detectable PS exposure on the surface of BHK-21native batch cell cultures.

The findings in this study indicated that there was detectable chromium exposure in electroplating workers.