Sentence examples for from source to exposure from inspiring English sources

Aerosol transit length from source to exposure was approximately 290 cm.

The pathways from source to exposure and to health effects are complex, and require additional information, e.g., on internal dose [ 49] or pharmacokinetic processes.

Because PBDEs occur as mixtures, understanding the changes in congener ratios from sources to exposure media to internal dose (i.e., the fate and transport of PBDEs in the environment) is required to assess exposure.

In this article we report the contribution of total As and its species from dietary sources to exposure of a general population and in children from the National Human Exposure Assessment Survey (NHEXAS) conducted in U.S. EPA Region 5 (R5) (Pellizzari et al. 1995).

Once the most relevant mixtures are identified, it is also possible to study the origins of those mixtures including transport and transformation of emissions from those sources to exposure environments where populations receive significant exposures.

For a health assessment of mothers and their children being conducted in California's Salinas Valley [i.e., the CHAMACOS Center for Health Analysiss of Mothers and Children of Salinas) study (Eskenazi et al. 1999)], we plan to characterize media pathways of children's organophosphate exposure from source to internal biologic dose.

Analyses of environmental and biologic samples have allowed us to get more precise data on exposure pathways, from sources to concentrations, to routes, to exposure, to doses.

Predicting their presence in aquatic environments and quantifying the risk to human health are major scientific challenges that require an understanding of the biological and chemical interactions that control growth and toxicity, as well as the pathways over which they are transported from sources to regions of potential human exposure.

Key findings of this study were that a cross-sectional analysis at multiple points in time can better describe the social ecological developments within a community and that changes in concern can demonstrate broader community recognition of the fundamentals of environmental health research (i.e., from understanding the source to potential exposure pathways and exposure mitigation) [ 42].

From the source to the exposure to the dose.

Given the multitude of potential Pb sources and pathways of exposure, it is often difficult to distinguish the proportion of PbB attributed to air-related pathways those pathways where Pb passes through ambient air from a source to human exposure.