Sentence examples for exposure instruments from inspiring English sources

The field is currently limited by a lack of longitudinal studies, limited psychometrically validated exposure instruments and poor conceptualisation and definition of racial discrimination.

There needs to be more interaction between the engineers who design exposure instruments and we in environmental health who apply them in the field".

It is important to make some judgement about which symptoms are related to work exposures in order to predict what will get worse with work exposures and what will get better if work exposure is decreased.Action on individual resources or work demands should follow screening, using reliable and valid exposure instruments [ 6].

Figure 3 presents a theoretical exposure response curve that highlights how measurement uncertainty of exposure instruments limits our ability to accurately and precisely define exposure reductions resulting from cookstove interventions, as well as determine the shape of the exposure response curve.

The cells were then exposed to 1, 2, or 4 Gy IR generated in an Exposure Instrument Cammacell-40 Cesium irradiator (Atomic Energy, Lin, CA) at a rate of 0.76 Gy/min and sham-irradiation cells were set.

Mice from G-CSF + 4 Gy group and 4 Gy group were exposure to 4 Gy γ-rays (dose rate:1.08 Gy per minute) using an Exposure Instrument Cammacell-40 (Atomic Energy of Canada Lim), and then administered with G-CSF or vehicle (saline in 100 ul volume) twice a day for 7 days with intraperitoneal injections at an dose of 1 μg/mouse [ 25, 39].

Martin et al. [19] mentions that spinal deformity patients are at higher risk for infection due to very large incisions, greater time of surgery, greater blood loss, greater exposure to instruments and increased amount of instrumentation.

Banks are under pressure to come clean about their exposure to instruments related to the sub-prime mortgage crisis, to clear the air and give banks more confidence in one another.

A pedestrian hit by a car moving at 30mph has a 45% chance of dying; at 40mph, the chance of death is 85%, according to Britain's Department of Transport.Had Mr Wang been commuting on a busy bike route in Amsterdam, Copenhagen or Berlin, his unprotected exposure to instruments of death namely, any vehicle moving at 20mph or more would be nearly nil.

Most of the exposure assessment instruments also have response formats that can be reduced to the same binary framework.

In order to quantify these exposure events, instruments which measure specific exhaust constituent concentrations were placed near a roadway and connected to the mouth of a mannequin used as a pedestrian surrogate.