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These exposures represent zones where concrete structures are most susceptible to ionic ingress and deterioration.

It appears that chemical-based water contamination and corresponding human exposures represent a largely underappreciated niche of exposure science pertaining to pregnant mother and children's health in PBC.

Journey-time exposures represent an important, though as yet little-studied, component of human exposure to traffic-related air pollution, potentially with important health effects.

This study also suggests that these exposures represent only a fragment of a larger channel complex set that might bear varying degrees of resemblance to its formative geomorphic channel(s) on the paleo-seafloor.

These exposures represent 0.026 to 0.25 μg/kg/day for a 50 kg person.

For most diseases, environmental exposures represent one of several factors contributing to the development and progression of disease.

While the repeated exposures, representing a cumulated dose of 8×300 mJ/cm2 = 2,400 mJ/cm2, were not lethal, there was significant cell death above 1,800 mJ/cm2 after a single exposure.

We speculate that past or concurrent Pb exposures – represented by bone and blood Pb levels, respectively – could have different effects on HPA-axis function.

Based on these past models of teratogenicity, the higher exposures represented by daily maxima could be more relevant to disruption of cardiac development.

These additional data are important because, although household exposures represented the major exposure source for women in this cohort during earlier decades, "following 1970, the workplace became women's most important source of exposure to secondhand smoke," she says.

While functional deficits due to blast exposure represent the principal health problem for today's warfighters, the majority of available blast models induces tissue destruction rather than mimic functional deficits.