Sentence examples for dust inhalation from inspiring English sources

A number of fire fighters were treated at clinics for smoke and dust inhalation and a few for inadvertently inhaling fumes from a sulfur ignition near one of the geothermal areas.

Three infants died from lack of oxygen and dust inhalation, CNN reported.

Once doctors had patched up her wounds and checked her lungs for dust inhalation, Lleshi went home, and wept.

Asbestos dust inhalation can lead to asbestosis, a scarring of the lungs, or mesothelioma, an abdominal tumor.

The Cornell Waste Management Institute has compiled more than 250 sludge-exposure complaints in more than 25 communities, ranging from dust inhalation to water runoff contamination.

Another three workers remain missing and are thought to have died, while a further five were injured and more than 47 others were treated for dust inhalation.

Lorber (2007) suggested that total PBDE adult intake of indoor dust via inhalation and water ingestion was estimated to be 5.5 and 0.2 ng/day, respectively (BDE-28, -47, -99, -100, -138, -153, -154, -183, and -209).

Human exposure to HBCD occurs mainly through a combination of diet, ingestion of indoor dust, and inhalation of indoor air (Harrad et al. 2010; Roosens et al. 2009).

It is not yet fully understood how humans are exposed to the PBDEs, but ingestion (food and dust) and inhalation seem to be important routes of exposure.

Exposure to these persistent compounds in children occurs primarily through the diet (including breastfeeding), as well as dust or inhalation for PBDEs (Lorber 2008).

Øie et al. (1997) found that phthalates, including DEHP, migrate from PVC tiles to house dust, and inhalation of particles containing phthalates is a plausible route of exposure, especially among children.