Sentence examples for exposure reduction measures from inspiring English sources

We simulated the effect of ending the existing lead exposure reduction measures at Kaibab Plateau, which encourage the voluntary use of non-lead ammunition and removal of gut piles of deer and elk killed using lead ammunition.

Exposure reduction measures, including use of closed mixing systems and personal protective equipment, significantly reduced exposures.

As solar farm construction in Coccidioides-endemic areas increases, additional workers will probably be exposed and infected unless awareness is emphasized and effective exposure reduction measures implemented, including limiting dust generation and providing respiratory protection.

However, a short-term variance may only serve to create and perpetuate a two-tiered and inequitable system of regulation, in which low SES residents endure higher arsenic levels in their drinking water or are forced to rely on costly bottled water as an exposure reduction measure.

In Coccidioides-endemic areas, effective exposure-reduction measures are needed.

However, low-income residents may forgo such exposure-reduction measures, or only partially implement them [ 43].

This is probably due to reduced exposure in terms of noise reduction measures and the use of protective equipment.

Even in modern foundry facilities that adopt state-of-art measures for exposure reduction, workers are still exposed to substantially higher levels of airborne PM compared to those found outdoors [ 27].

Although experimental studies showed a significant exposure reduction by using these technical control measures, the use of technical control measures varied among the construction workers in the current study.

Attempts to reduce human exposure to dietary Cd by risk reduction measures supported by international legislation (ML) should not be relaxed.

None of the studies analysed explicitly reported fetal doses when applying dose reduction measures such as lead shielding or automatic exposure control (AEC), only relative changes in percentage.