Sentence examples for exposures workers from inspiring English sources

Based on estimated 8-hour TWA exposures, workers were categorized into three groups: low-exposure ("<1 ppm"; n=157), medium-exposure ("5 ppm"; n = 163), and high-exposure ("20 ppm"; n = 64).

Potential adverse human health effects from exposure to PCBs may be identified most readily in groups with the greatest potential exposures: worker populations.

Visiting Thursday, Friday and Saturday at dinnertime, the researchers took sound readings for several one-hour periods and calculated the average noise exposure workers might get in an eight-hour stretch.

An overall increase of micronuclei frequencies was found in styrene-exposure workers when compared to referents (meta-MR 1.34; 95% CI 1.18 1.52), with significant increases achieved in six individual studies.

Two high-, four intermediate- and four low-DMF exposure workers from a synthetic leather factory were monitored in airborne DMF concentrations and N-methylformamide (NMF) concentrations in urine across four consecutive days.

Brooks said risk managers didn't think an extra uncertainty factor was necessary and that scientists had overestimated the exposure workers would receive.

In experiment 3 (unilateral antennal exposure), workers' antennae were inserted into two capillaries, similarly to experiment 2, but one capillary was coated with colony-specific CHCs and the other with solvent only (sham treatment).

Irrespirable particulate exposures were measured on a subset of high exposure workers.

These were high-exposure workers from the development team (n = 47) and lower-exposure workers from the mine team (n = 78) and from the other production teams (n = 125).

Specific IgE antibodies were present in more high-exposure workers (p < 0.05) than in the low and medium groups.

We found little difference among exposure groups when comparing the percentages of those who disagreed by > 1 week (referents, 25%; pre-exposure workers, 27%; postexposure worker pregnancies, 28%).