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Introduction: First exposure, input processing, and theorizing.

The exposure input derived for PBPK modeling of a 25-year-old woman throughout her life is shown in Figure 2. Akutsu et al. (2005) reported that the exposure of Japanese to PCBs was in the range of 0.7 4.4 μg/person/day; the dominant congener found was PCB-153, which accounted for 9 15% of total PCBs.

Exposures were estimated at residential locations only, and therefore did not include air pollutant exposure inputs from workplace locations and time spent in traffic.

On the other hand, the impact of the absence of these exposure inputs would actually bias our findings toward the null.

We evaluated the use of the PBPK model for applying aggregate exposure inputs and for estimating the cumulative urinary excretion with urinary biomarkers.

In this study, we address the concern of missing data, both spatially and temporally, by using daily modeled predicted surfaces of air pollution as exposure inputs.

The advantages of doing so reside in the ability to ensure that the material to be learned is equally new for all learners and that the exposure to input, instructions, and tasks are identical.

Moreover, validation of the content of any policy developed through broad exposure and input strengthens eventual buy-in and use by the scientific community.

For the exposure scenario input, 0.1 mg/m aerosol concentration was selected, and light exercise activity breathing pattern for an adult male was assumed with 20 breaths/min frequency at 1,250 mL tidal volume, (VT) (ICRP 1994).

For the exposure scenario inputs, the aerosol concentration was decreased by one order of magnitude from 0.1 mg/m.

For the exposure scenario inputs (Table 3), the correlation between alveolar mass retained and aerosol concentration was linear: The amount retained in the alveolar region changed linearly by one order of magnitude as the exposure aerosol concentration (and thereby the intake) was increased or decreased by one order of magnitude, yielding a sensitivity of 100%.