Sentence examples for intake of dust from inspiring English sources

Human exposure to these compounds via ingestion of food, in addition to oral and dermal intake of dust and soil have been reported in the literature (Roosens et al. 2010).

Young children tend to have higher PBDE body burdens than adults (Rose et al. 2010; Sjödin et al. 2008) most likely because of their smaller body size and greater intake of dust through frequent hand-to-mouth activity (Harrad et al. 2010; Lorber 2008; Tulve et al. 2002).

House dust then contributes to PBDE body burden either through oral intake of the dust or via dermal absorption [ 14].

Lorber (2007) suggested that total PBDE adult intake of indoor dust via inhalation and water ingestion was estimated to be 5.5 and 0.2 ng/day, respectively (BDE-28, -47, -99, -100, -138, -153, -154, -183, and -209).

Aspiration of dust in workers and Belgian inhabitants and oral intake in Japanese inhabitants may be the cause of inconsistencies in the results for lung cancer risk.

To more reasonably evaluate human intake of PBDEs via dust ingestion, bioaccessibility should be taken into account.

The total intake of HBCDs for individual participants was calculated as the sum of dust ingestion and dietary intake and was correlated with the corresponding serum concentrations.

Even though studies have begun to estimate PBDE intake from ingestion and inhalation, the amount and percent of intake from food in the U.S. general population have not been well characterized nor have the amounts of intake from dust ingestion and inhalation been well defined (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; Stapleton et al. 2005; Webster et al. 2005).

Dust has been suggested as a major source of PBDEs in young children (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; Lorber 2008; Stapleton et al. 2005), with intake of BDE-47 via dust in Australian 2.5-year-olds estimated at 1 140 ng/day (assuming a daily dust intake rate of 50 100 mg) (Sjödin et al. 2008a).

In summer, the average child's daily intake of phthalates from house dust in homes of Group A was significantly higher (p < 0.01) than that of Group B. Cladosporium spp., Penicillium spp. and Aspergillus spp. accounted for about 90% of indoor airborne fungi.

Interestingly, the addition of dust ingestion to the combined food and dust exposure increased the correlation between total HBCD intake and serum concentrations.