Sentence examples for for exposed populations from inspiring English sources

Future studies should define the full extent of contaminated household water and incorporate more detailed methods of exposure and outcome assessment for exposed populations, including its most susceptible members.

Odor emissions are especially associated with quality of life issues for exposed populations.

Laboratory observations of the changes in growth and fecundity induced by pollutant exposure were then used to infer new values of key demographic parameters for exposed populations.

Our results are the first data of genotoxic effects induced by coal mining exposure in Colombia, and thus, contribute to the exploration of test batteries use for monitoring of exposed populations and may stimulate designing control, hygiene and prevention strategies for occupational health risk assessment in developing countries.

For the few towns that did have an increase in the community percentage of exposed populations, the increase was relatively small on the order of 1 to 2%.

The biological findings of these gamma ray irradiations are identified as follows: 0.3 Gy is no noticeable symptoms and 5.0 Gy is the lethal dose for 50% of exposed population (LD50) [19].

In the interests of safety for both exposed populations and scientists in the field, Aspinall et al. (2003) stress the need for a robust and defensible evidence-based approach to hazard and risk assessment.

Studies conducted in Bangladesh have focused on the same geographical area for their exposed populations: Dhaka, Rajshahu, and Khulna Divisions (Chen et al. 2010; Nabi et al. 2005; Rahman et al. 1998, 1999).

14 This approach can be practical in that the estimated adverse health burden attributable to a risk factor can be compared with other BODs and the analyses of disease burdens by disease and region can inform policy prioritisation to mitigate adverse health effects for specific exposed populations.

In these databases, no information was available on the reliability and accuracy of the data that they contained, related to, for instance, the exposed populations, economic losses, and fatalities, as these databases consisted only of compilations of reports.

Seemingly contradictory findings of radiation health effects have been reported for the same exposed populations, or inconsistent estimates of radiation risks were found when different populations and exposure conditions were compared.