Sentence examples for exposure constitutes from inspiring English sources

Such exposure constitutes an injury under 38 U.S.C. 101(24)(B) and (C).

While Americans live with E.M.F.'s all around — produced by everything from cellphones to electric blankets — there is no broad agreement over what level of exposure constitutes a health hazard, and there is no federal standard that sets allowable exposure levels.

In the most pandemic sub-Saharan African countries, heterosexual exposure constitutes the major route of HIV-1 transmission, with half of the new infections occurring among women [1].

But beliefs about what level of exposure constitutes a health risk vary widely.

Moreover, sun exposure constitutes a significant risk factor, particularly for the cancer of the lip.

In an unstimulated immune system, CPB exposure constitutes the initial stimulus that might prime the system for postoperative complications [ 32].

In North Carolina, the Department of Labor and the Department of Health and Human Services declared that exposure constituted "an unacceptable health risk".

What levels of allergen exposure constitute a risk for the development of asthma?

These changes in protein and lipid components of BAL following asbestos exposure constitute early indices of lung inflammatory reactions which may contribute to the development of asbestosis.

The workers of Textile, BCL and CAF departments (which have higher dust exposure) constituted 81% of the workers examined, while workers in Maintenance and other ancillary department (which have lesser dust exposure) accounted for the remaining 19% (Table I).

Children with no parental history of asthma who had long-term residential exposure (or early-life exposure) constituted a susceptible population, and the risk was larger for girls than for boys.