Sentence examples for exposure handling from inspiring English sources

In the 2002 2005 questionnaire, the Cosali cohort members reported current exposure during a typical working day to two types of biomechanical exposure: handling heavy loads (more than 4 kg) and working in a kneeling position.

While recapping contributed to exposures, handling sharps such as IV needles and sutures during a procedure or after a procedure were the most common reason for an exposure.

8 16 Although SOD1, FUS and TARDBP mutations have also been found in SALS cases, 2 17 the current broad scientific consensus is in favour of a gene environment interaction causing SALS: lifestyle factors, environmental exposure, occupational exposure and handling toxic compounds are among the many factors that can play a role in the appearance of the pathology.

Postal officials repeatedly assured workers that environmental tests at the plant showed no signs of anthrax contamination and their risk of exposure from handling the letter was infinitesimal and "practically nonexistent".

Pavlovian incubation was not importantly due to extinction testing (Experiment 2), increased motivation (Experiment 3), or differences in apparatus exposure, or handling cues, during the incubation period (Experiment 4).

Playground exposure without handling did not lead to significant increases in swim speed of male mice compared to home cage/no handling groups.

TBcide® is a standardized chlorine-based decontaminant claimed to prevent occupational exposure when handling Mycobacterium-infected surfaces.

This was complemented by a characterization of the potential occupational exposure from handling nanosilver powder via the inhalation and the dermal route.

In another 2012 study Kannan and colleagues analyzed 16 types of paper and estimated that receipt paper accounted for more than 88% of human BPS exposure from handling papers.

Opposed to the mentioned disadvantages of freehand locking such as radiation exposure and handling complexity, marginal requirements for recourses and equipment make the technique practicable all over the globe.

Naturally acquired immunity to rabies among inuit populations due to non-bite exposure from handling foxes, wolfs and caribous has also been suggested as a possible explanation to the low number of human cases in the Arctic.