Sentence examples for lead clearance from inspiring English sources
The inspector, Saverio Todaro, who was at one point certified by city, state and federal agencies, operated a company through which he claimed to perform environmental inspection and testing services, including lead clearance testing, asbestos air monitoring and asbestos inspection in the New York City area.
Because of the pharmacokinetics of lead clearance, urine lead changes more rapidly and may vary independently of BLLs.
Although statistically significant, the change in ceiling dust lead loading was minimal and the postintervention dust lead loadings were far below the existing federal floor dust lead clearance standard.
Such antibodies would aim to prevent sequestration and therefore lead to clearance of mature infected erythrocytes from peripheral blood due to the filtering action of the spleen [15].
STDs in women induce innate and/or adaptive immune responses that in most cases do not lead to clearance of the microbial infection, but can cause inflammation and/or influx of immune cells into the lower genital tract [2].
Third, removal of the central line may lead to clearance of CONS bacteremia, even in the absence of antibiotic use.
Since there was no accumulation of anti-Xa activity during our study, this suggests that non-renal mechanisms lead to clearance of nadroparin in hemodialysis patients.
Reducing caloric intake and increasing exercise to favour a negative energy balance should lead to clearance of ectopic lipid deposition and improve an array of metabolic parameters [101,102].
Topical application of imiquimod overcomes this defect, enhancing inflammatory responses that lead to clearance of the pathogen and resolution of the infection.
Although enormous progress has been made in our understanding of the molecular mechanisms of apoptosis, the events that lead to clearance of apoptotic cells are still undefined.
Thus disruption of the biosynthesis of GPEtn could prevent the formation of mature GPI-anchored VSG and lead to clearance of the parasite by the host's immune system.
