Sentence examples for harmonization of exposure from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it should be noted that harmonization of exposure assessment is not straightforward and may not be beneficial in all cases as for example for many exposures there is no gold standard, and questionnaires may be based on wrong hypotheses.
This comment is particularly perplexing because each of the articles addressed exposure assessment issues, and two of the reports dealt almost exclusively with exposure assessment, monitoring and modeling of exposures, harmonization of exposure assessment methods, mixed exposures from CAFOs, and establishment of monitoring networks for characterization of exposures.
For exposures that are (mainly) assessed by means of biomonitoring (i.e. metals, pesticides, POPs, and other chemical pollutants), the performance of inter-laboratory comparisons and either the harmonization of the exposure assessment with regard to the sampling medium or the development of conversion factors has been recommended to facilitate combined analyses (Table 2).
Analytical techniques: International harmonization of methods for bioaerosol exposure assessment is needed.
Improvements in the areas of exposure assessment, outcome harmonization, assessment of other congenital anomalies, and mechanistic knowledge are needed to advance this field.
One is the issue of "harmonization" of cancer and noncancer exposure-response approaches for risk assessment purposes (Bogdanffy etal., 2001; Barton etal., 1998; Rhomberg, 2004).
Apart from subject-matter specific recommendations, progress can only be achieved with further harmonization of methods, including those for environmental exposure assessment.
The diversity of exposure scenarios monitored by researchers, coupled with the diversity of pesticides in use, presents an extremely complex picture for harmonization of sampling and data analysis approaches.
This exposure will hopefully lead to a harmonization of treatment methods with the aim of improving patient health outcomes.
We strongly believe that biomonitoring studies that maximize the harmonization of the various disciplines and expertises (e.g., field investigation, laboratory analysis) will considerably strengthen the exposure assessment.
