Sentence examples for highest potential for exposure from inspiring English sources
Children consume more nourishment per body weight than adults and therefore represent the group with the highest potential for exposure to aluminum per kilogram body weight [1, 4].
Private wells provided the highest potential for exposure to arsenic in drinking water in our study (90th percentile of the measured arsenic concentration for bedrock wells was 11.8 µg/L) in our study.
In addition, comprehensive job histories enable workers with the highest potential for exposure to be identified, whereas most of the PQ-specific studies have no satisfactory information about the definition, duration and extent of exposure.
Those who repair and maintain capacitors and transformers containing PCBs and those in the reclamation industry responsible for disassembly of PCB-containing capacitors and transformers have the highest potential for exposure.
The high potential for exposure misclassification based on self-report and the VA's presumptive definition of Agent Orange exposure renders the results difficult to interpret.
Handal et al. (2007) showed that residence in communities with high potential for exposure to organophosphate and carbamate pesticides was associated with poorer neurobehavioral development.
BPA and tOP are of concern to environmental public health because of the high potential for exposure of humans to these phenols and their demonstrated animal toxicity.
These results demonstrate that children of agricultural families have a higher potential for exposure to OP pesticides than children of nonfarm families in this region.
Despite the high potential for exposure, only 20 cases of human cerebral B. procyonis infection have been reported, most causing devastating neurologic disease in young children (1, 4 – 6 ).
In this study we compared neurobehavioral development in Ecuadoran children living in two communities with high potential for exposure to organophosphate (OP) and carbamate pesticides to that of children living in a community with low potential for exposure.
Other studies have used proximity analysis and community average of pollution concentrations as proxies for exposure [ 29- 31], however these approaches have also been criticised because of their high potential for exposure misclassification [ 32].
