Sentence examples for exposures to schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

"Toxic exposures to schoolchildren took their toll in the form of cancer and other serious diseases," the suit says.

"One of the most important potential effects from both laws may be the reduction of exposures to pesticides in schoolchildren," says Claire Barnett, executive director of the Healthy Schools Network, an advocacy organization that helped push the laws through.

To examine the effect of changing each child's exposure to other schoolchildren on the effectiveness of school closures, we increased and decreased the baseline duration of 120 minutes by 50%.

On other issues, she says that, absent federal regulation, other jurisdictions can use known remedies that are already proving successful, such as siting new schools and childcare facilities away from high-traffic roads, or eliminating or reducing bus idling near these facilities strategies that may reduce schoolchildren's exposures to various toxics.

The authors surveyed 104 working children and 75 nonworking schoolchildren aged 10 14 to assess working conditions, exposures to tobacco smoke (active and passive) and to biomass smoke, use of medications, and social class.

His picture becomes familiar to schoolchildren.

We found that increased personal exposures to NO2 and PM2.5 were associated with lung function deficits in schoolchildren with persistent asthma.

It has distinct historical links to schoolchildren.

He is still widely taught there to schoolchildren.

She now uses it when she gives lectures to schoolchildren.

He reminisced about teaching dance to schoolchildren.