Sentence examples for documented exposure levels from inspiring English sources

Meta-analysis models were constructed to assess the percentage of cows with a behavioral response at documented exposure levels, and the summary relative risk estimate for all exposure pathways combined was calculated for each 1-mA increment from 1.0 through 5.0 mA.

Accurately documenting exposure levels in this population is the focus of research programs across the nation.

Given the high levels of documented exposure, further preventive interventions such as active follow-up of these patients and/or isoniazid prophylactic therapy may be useful [ 35- 37].

We documented exposure across Kenya, including in regions with no prior evidence of exposure and no documented aflatoxicosis outbreaks.

We note that the Yucheng cohort has documented high exposure levels to this mixture of contaminants.

It has been documented that exposure levels of the EM field depend on the data rate at which the information is being transmitted [ 21].

We were unable to document exposure to inorganic mercury through cultural or ritualistic use of mercury in NYC, among the NYC HANES participants with elevated urine mercury levels.

We cannot document the exposure level of the residents to the dusts and fumes, and although some of these residents may have had high-level exposure from the initial dust cloud, others may have only experienced lower-level exposure from settled dust and persistent fires.

These ranges of mercury exposure were also similar to exposure levels documented in European populations (27, 28) and in nationally representative U.S. surveys (29).

The exposure intensities in Moscow were low, for example in comparison to the ICNIRP recommended limit for public exposure of 10,000 μW/cm for frequencies from 2 to 300 GHz [ 26, 27], but the maximum exposure levels documented were high compared to typical levels of public exposure from all radiofrequency sources or from cell phone base stations.

In 2008 the Nat-ional Toxicology Program reviewed a review of the evidence on the toxicity of BPA expressing "some concern" that the compound may adversely affect the brain and prostate gland in fetuses, infants, and children at exposure levels documented in the general U.S. population.