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Congress and the courts have stepped in to temporarily block some of the initiatives, including the coal dust measure.

Handwipes provide a measure of personal exposure, an intermediate step that may explain how PBDEs in dust (measured in environment) become PBDEs in people (measure of absorbed dose).

In this article, the term "exposure" is defined as the concentration of airborne occupational crystalline silica dust measured in the workers' personal breathing work environment.

This was characterized not only by ambient air lead levels but also by high levels of lead in dirt and dust measured in the thousands of parts per million levels.

Because we did not detect BDE-183 and BDE-209 in most serum samples, we did not estimate associations of serum with handwipes or office dust measures for these congeners.

In the present work, PVD coatings of Cr adhesion layers + protective chromium oxides have been applied to HK40 substrates and their response to metal dusting measured by thermogravimetric analysis.

Mr. Lauriski said the coal dust measure would improve miners' health by encouraging the use of equipment to limit how much dust miners breathe.

And many of the particles created by cooking, which is a leading source of indoor dust, measure less than half a micron across.

The reintroduction of the coal dust measure came after the federal agency had abandoned a series of Clinton-era safety proposals favored by coal miners while embracing others favored by mine owners.

The dust measures are reported here for the first time.

On a longitudinal basis, however, the dust measure may provide better classification of potential and actual exposure.