Sentence examples for especially for occupational from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we preferred to use prompted questions, which are less prone to recall bias, especially for occupational exposures.

Collection of urine for Pb measurements is noninvasive and is favored for long-term biomonitoring, especially for occupational exposures.

Thus, it would seem appropriate to identify AR in asthmatic subjects, especially for occupational physicians given the substantial risk of asthma exacerbation in the workplace.

To investigate this further, we summarised the epidemiological evidence for the relationship between occupational OPs exposure and mental and neuropsychological aggression, especially for occupational OP users, and some of the limitations associated with the various studies are discussed.

This is especially true for occupational populations, given the low number of employees exposed to a given occupational allergen and the even lower incidence of disease.

Their age (in years), sex, detailed occupational history (including exact nature of job and duration of working in salt industry) were recorded on schedules especially designed for occupational health examinations.

Furthermore, in a study among 587 children from families from which occupational exposure to BPA of 93 fathers and 50 mothers was ascertained through personal air sampling and exposure histories, presence of prenatal occupational exposure to BPA was associated with reduced birth weight, especially for maternal occupational exposure (Miao et al. 2011).

Hence, we present a more reliable and efficient for providing the minimum dose path for occupational workers especially in complex radioactive environments with clutter obstacles and narrow areas.

Therefore, possible errors in case ascertainment and assignment of exposure may have obscured the associations with risk factors in this study, especially given the previous support for occupational activities as a risk factor for kOA [ 6, 7, 18, 19].

All companies (with the exception of one) assessed were in possession of some form of environmental or occupational health certification indicating a general awareness among local companies for occupational safety issues (especially since such certifications are not required for local legal compliance).

Human exposure to NPs is possible via various routes (i.e., dermal, ingestion, injection for medical purposes), but inhalation is considered the major route of exposure for NPs, especially in occupational settings (Medina et al. 2007; Oberdörster et al. 2005).