Sentence examples for incremental exposures from inspiring English sources

Rather, the U.S. EPA (2002) suggests that evaluation of incremental exposures associated with specific sources of DLCs relative to background may be appropriate.

Disease status, susceptibility, and chemical background are critical to consider when assessing the implications of exposure, as they can put a portion of the population in the dose range where small incremental exposures can increase risk of downstream events.

The average incremental exposure of the nonsmokers was higher indoors (42 μg/m(3), n = 35) than outdoors (29 μg/m(3), n = 47), but the overall indoor and outdoor frequency distributions were similar.

"A more orderly transition with incremental exposure to the father may be less traumatic for the boys.

In contrast, the incremental exposure to radionuclides after swallowing during STP use, is within the scope of the standard radiological dose models for ingested radionuclides from the diet.

In a previous study using data from the Bavarian school entry examinations [6], we observed that risk factors for overweight are associated with stronger effects on higher BMI percentiles than on average BMI values, suggesting that incremental exposure to those risk factors would primarily result in more extreme values of BMI or body weight.

Observational cohort study of progressive incremental exposure to EHH.

Spadaro considers a Pbblood- Pbair function of 5 μg/dl/μg/m3 for incremental exposure to Pb in ambient air, citing a reference from a UK study.

Chem-illuminescence was detected with an Image reader (Fujifilm LAS-4000 ver.2.0) with an incremental exposure time of 5 min for a total of 80 min.

Crucially, following MM07, forearm circumference returned to baseline and a second incremental exposure to MM07 produced the same vasodilatory response; no desensitization was seen.

There have been few instances where efforts and resources have been specifically redirected from a small incremental exposure to a toxicant source outdoors to a larger incremental indoor or personal source of exposure to the same agent.