Sentence examples for event of exposure from inspiring English sources
Therefore, in the event of exposure to several hazards at one time, one should seek to allow for this by specifying a more stringent target for each hazard.
The most likely explanation is that President Obama never carefully discussed or specifically approved the E.U. bugging, and that no cabinet-level body ever reviewed, on the President's behalf, the operation's potential costs in the event of exposure.
A number of school district officials, in response to parents' concerns about reactors' vulnerability to sabotage, are studying the feasibility of acquiring and distributing the drug to children, who are more susceptible to thyroid problems in the event of exposure to radiation.
For all these substances scientific evidence of a hazard potential is available, which in the event of exposure may e.g.g
The distribution of outcomes in the event of exposure depending on immunological status is given in Table 1.
In regard to particular activities of risk, only 129 (32.8%) of 393 case-patients reported a defined event of exposure.
Among farm operators, the belief that one had previously experienced adverse events of exposure was linked to taking greater precautions when working with pesticides (Lichtenberg et al. 1999).
Knowledge of the risk of HIV transmission due to occupational exposure and whom to contact in the event of occupational exposure seems to influence practices of HCWs in relation to management of occupational exposure.
This phenomenon of apparently protective effects on later reproductive events of exposures with adverse effects on early outcomes is well known in reproductive toxicology (Selevan and Lemasters 1987).
However, in multivariate analysis only knowledge on possibility of HIV transmission at workplace and knowing whom to contact in event of occupational exposure maintained their significant association with practice of managing occupational exposure.
Respondents were asked if they knew when use of post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is recommended and whom to contact in the event of occupational exposure to HIV.
