Sentence examples for maximum estimated exposure from inspiring English sources

[4] Maximum estimated exposure, μg/kg/day = (maxIR × maxC) ÷ maxBW.

In this study, BPA exposure 40-, 400-, or even 4000-fold higher than the maximum estimated exposure to humans in the general population caused no adverse effects (Ryan et al., 2010a; Sharpe, 2010).

However, the maximum estimated exposure (31 μg/kg/day; Figure 2) was attributable almost entirely to the high tap-water arsenic concentration in a single household (189 μg/L).

Median estimated exposures for formula mixed using bottled water were similar to using NHBCS tap water (0.25 vs. 0.22 μg/kg/day, respectively), but maximum estimated exposure was considerably lower with bottled water (just 0.60 μg/kg/day) due to the absence of outliers in the measurements of bottled water arsenic made by Sullivan and Leavey (2011).

The maximum estimated exposure period for this point-source outbreak was from 12 hours before departure from New York to 12 hours after arrival in Fuzhou.

He cites the exposures of the Moscow embassy cohort as ranging from 5 to 18 μW/cm, giving these as estimated exposures rather than as maximum levels.

The maximum estimated increase was 461 calls.

We use aggregated daily projections of maximum temperature and relative humidity data to estimate exposure for the periods 1981 2020 (reference period) and 2021 2050 (future period).

How can we measure or estimate exposure?

Figure 3 shows distributions of the estimated maximum hourly concentration for the homes simulated as well as estimated maximum hourly exposure concentrations for the occupants simulated.

F estimates are maximum estimates from Haugen and Vollestad (2001).