Sentence examples for exposure action from inspiring English sources

The directive -- issued last February and intended to protect all workers, orchestral musicians included -- specifies a daily "upper exposure action value" of 85 decibels, amid a welter of other provisions.

All of the machines measured would exceed the exposure action value of the Directive within an 8 h working period.

According to official epidemiologic data 1.2 million Germans are exposed to a daily vibration level greater than A 8)=2,5m/s (exposure action value in a 8 hours/day exposure), which does present a potential health risk [ 29].

The upper exposure action level and exposure limit 85 dB LAeq was reached or exceeded in three measurements from three different shifts, corresponding to 5% of all measured shifts or 0.6% of all measurements.

These values are comparable with the exposure action level (A 8) = 2.5 m/s) but lower than the daily exposure limit value (A 8) = 5.0 m/s), as defined by European Directive 2002/44/CE, implemented by the Italian legislative decree 81/2008.

All individuals in the baseline case control study participated in Dhaka Community Hospital's arsenic awareness program, which provided information on the health effects of arsenic exposure, actions that individuals could take to reduce their exposure, and the importance of a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

Both groups of participants expressed a fear that "bats carried some kind of disease" but "didn't realise it was that bad…a deadly virus!" This led to a range of post-exposure actions immediately after the contact, where participants reported " well I just washed off whatever" to "I was concerned enough to keep rubbing that antibacterial [gel]".

They instruct that readings must not express "regional bias," for fear that some students will be disadvantaged by exposure to action in unfamiliar locations like mountains or oceans.

Unlike Tiger Woods or LeBron James, an Olympic swimmer only gets exposure in action every four years.

accelerations and the vibration dose values (i.e.,VDV), calculated according to each standard with the relevant exposure limits, action level and health guidance caution zones.

Furthermore, forklift drivers showed to be exposed to acceptable levels of vibration in the x- and y-directions (i.e., below the EU Physical Agents Directive on Vibration Exposure recommended action level 0.5 m/s2), but not in the z-direction.