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These designs typically reconstruct historical exposures corresponding to the pertinent developmental window – the prenatal and early life periods – which are likely to be the most critical windows for effects of toxicant exposures on neurodevelopment [ 4, 5].

The EC01 for the two-piece spline resulted entirely from the first segment of the spline model, because the 1% excess lifetime risk resulted from cumulative exposures < 5,800 ppm-days, that is, within the range of exposures corresponding to the first segment of the estimated exposure response curve.

For these children, we calculated the effective exposure corresponding to the time window across these regions.

The exposure corresponding to the 99th percentile of urinary cadmium concentration had, on average, 5 6% lower BMD than those in the first percentile.

Furthermore, there is no use of any biokinetic model: impacts of Pb on IQ are calculated using an exposure period of 5 years and a population of children under exposure corresponding to the 20% of the total population.

The duration of past exposure corresponding to the limit of 1 million fibers/g of dry tissue was 1 to 2 days in spraying, 3 to 10 days at the production plant and 1 to 4 months in insulation work.

This GLUT4 NFκB ratio marker approach was most effective in detecting the effect of dioxin at low-to-medium levels of exposure, corresponding to the lower three quartiles in the comparison group.

We calculated estimates of the relative risk of asthma hospitalization adjusted for daily weather conditions (maximum and minimum temperatures, and average relative humidity) for an incremental exposure corresponding to the interquartile range in particulate matter.

Each test lasted approximately 15 minutes, and subjects completed a minimum of one test concluding at each of the two targeted end-points (moderate and high discomfort) The Multidimensional Dyspnea Profile (MDP) was completed immediately after each test, and subjects were instructed to focus on the final 30 to 60 seconds of the stimulus exposure (corresponding to the targeted end-point).

The benefits were mainly due to the social avoided costs, specifically the lost life time earnings, at exposures corresponding to B-Pb <100 μg/L.

Unfortunately, the number of Swedish subjects with levels of PCB-153 exposure corresponding to those in Warsaw was too low to allow an additional subanalysis.