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Group III exposures fall into the region between the two lines.

Group II exposures fall to the left of the vertical line, HI =1.

Therefore, Group I exposures fall into the region to the right and below the function MCR = HI (since this is a log-linear plot, this linear function appears as a curve instead of a line).

Figure 3 Ecotoxicological endpoints: Log linear plot of MCR versus HI for the combined exposures to mixtures in the seven datasets (559 mixtures) with the delineation of the regions where mixture exposures fall into Groups I, II, IIA, and IIB.

The four groups fall into separate regions bounded by the functions, MCR = HI, HI = 1, and MCR = 2 (for values of HI between 1 and 2). Figure 2 Human health effects: Log linear plot of MCR versus HI for the combined exposures to mixtures in the seven datasets (559 mixtures) with the delineation of the regions where mixture exposures fall into Groups I, II, IIA, and IIB.

The assessed exposures fall into three general categories: xenochemicals, endogenous agents, and nutrition.

In contrast, the EA dataset has almost all of its mixture exposures falling into Group I and the UKCIP dataset largely fell into Group IIIB and Group I.

For example the JRC survey reported a large range of mixture exposures which result in some mixture exposures falling in each of the four groups.

The analysis also indicated that the historical chemical-by-chemical approach would have identified every mixture exposure that has an HI greater than one (no mixture exposures fell into Group III).

All predicted PM2.5 exposures fell within the range of observed concentrations.

Accidental exposures (falls into water, animal bites) were documented in 3%, while 37% of the exposures occurred through residential activities (Table).