Sentence examples for established exposure from inspiring English sources

Taking into account established exposure levels, we used different NPM-protein coronas (5, 10 and 20 μg/ml NPM) for the 3D-HLF exposures.

Allergic inflammation in the upper airways represents a wide-spread health issue: Little is known about whether it increases sensitivity to airborne chemicals thereby challenging established exposure limits that neglect such differences in susceptibility.

However, the type of exposure associated with STP use (shown schematically for use of a generic STP in Fig. 4) is somewhat different to established exposure models.

According to mask manufacturer 3M, masks will filter out particles in industrial settings, but "there are no established exposure limits for biological agents such as swine flu virus".

In addition, they fear that precautionary measures may undermine the scientific basis for the established exposure limits.

Finland, Iceland and Norway have established exposure limits for total organic dust at 5 mg.m-3 while in Denmark and Germany, flour dust occupational exposure limits are respectively 3 and 4 mg.m-3 [ 37].

In the absence of an established exposure-disease sequence, the direction of the association between TCDD and DM is almost impossible to ascertain.

As a result, Begin et al. underlines that CT-Scan is not yet a "gold-Standard" despite his higher sensitivity relative to CXR because of absence of clearly established exposure-response relationships [ 8] Recommendations for potential applications of CT scan in lung cancer screening among asbestos exposed subjects have also been reported [ 4].

Our study also includes established exposures known to increase risk of venous thromboembolism.

This is more a concern for emerging exposures (e.g. radiation) than for established exposures (e.g. SHS).

Much prior research, including our own, has established exposures during midlife that constitute risks for dementia, while finding that the same exposures later in life may not be significant risks or may even reverse direction.