Sentence examples for exposure mitigation efforts from inspiring English sources

Notably, inhalation exposure to Cr VI) in the US is, for the most part, a historical problem as exposure mitigation efforts in occupational settings have greatly limited inhalation exposure to Cr VI) (Luippold et al., 2005; Pastides et al., 1994).

However, cost-efficient strategies to identify at-risk populations and potential sources of exposure to inform mitigation efforts are limited.

We built on these findings to test the hypothesis that a targeted educational intervention can maximize the benefits of other mitigation efforts on the exposure of children.

On the basis of our findings, we recommended that prison management weigh the advantages and disadvantages of various environmental mitigation efforts to reduce dust exposures.

Thus, in the current study, it is possible that our mitigation efforts may have led to some exposure misclassification based on baseline water As; this would bias the effect toward the null.

During visits to the prisons in June 2013, we interviewed a convenience sample of 172 employees across all job categories about their work practices and exposures and met with staff to learn about dust mitigation efforts.

Areas to be addressed include vulnerability to heat-related impacts, changing weather patterns, climate-influenced changes in toxic exposures, and adverse health effects resulting from climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.

In the meantime, these results indicate a need to undertake widespread public education efforts to encourage use of appropriate personal protective equipment and exposure mitigation techniques among workers and returning residents in order to prevent respiratory morbidity.

Fortunately, mitigation efforts that took place between 2004 and 2005 have mostly eliminated the source of As exposure through a health education campaign for stove improvement or replacement and the closing of the coal pits that contained high levels of As (An et al. 2007).

"And I have long supported mitigation efforts.

Of course, some dunes are better than no dunes, even if other mitigation efforts are lacking.