Sentence examples for effect levels from inspiring English sources

Evidence shows that not dehydration and 'holding on' can severely effect levels of concentration, and can lead to significant health problems.

Effect levels for the definitive Daphnia study are noted in Fig. 2.

The effect of exposure duration on no observed adverse effect levels (NOAEL) and lowest observed adverse effect levels (LOAEL) in rodent pesticide feeding studies was evaluated.

Thus, no observed adverse effect levels of kavalactones would be lower than 380 mg/kg/day.

Examples of these values are Allowable Daily Intakes, Tolerable Daily Intakes, or Derived No Adverse Effect Levels.

The effect levels off for higher H2O concentrations, and between 2.5% and 7.5% H2O no significant dependence was perceptible.

However, measured LC50 data for hypoxanthine-3-N-oxide could not be retrieved, and the comparison of estimated effect levels is subject to major uncertainties.

The least complex are the single effect levels such as the no observed genotoxic effect level (NOGEL) and the lowest observed genotoxic effect level (LOGEL).

Acute-to-chronic extrapolation is an important approach which has practical utility in current hazard assessment approaches to predict acceptable no-effect levels from acute data.

Although REACH delivers new benchmarks (e.g. derived no-effect levels (DNELs)) to substantiate risk assessment at the workplace many instruments still need improvement.

The lowest observed-adverse-effect levels ("LOAELs") for chronic copper inhalation exposure was determined to be 0.64 mg/m3 [37].