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This suggests that high mean exposures and high peak levels may drive cytogenetic responses if they are considered to be FA induced.

The two samples (City of Augsburg, Greater Augsburg) differed significantly in a variety of individual subjects' risk factors and mean exposures, and with respect to methodological aspects (noise assessment).

In contrast, our kriging-based approach estimated daily mean exposures and SEs at geocoded addresses of participants and their examination sites across the contiguous United States that can be readily integrated over time with little influence of missing data.

For example, during 1 January 2002 11 February 2002 in the west area, the arithmetic mean exposure and an upper reported value (0.500 fibers/cm-TLA) were above the PEL (Lange 2004).

All 188 randomised patients received study treatment, with mean exposures of 22.7±0.9 and 24.5±0.9 weeks in the bosentan and placebo groups, respectively.

In the year 1995, mean exposures were 1.03 and 0.97 units for participants in the case and control groups, respectively.

South and East Asia have the highest estimated population-weighted mean exposures, at 34.6 and 50.3 μg/m.

Sensitized individuals had shorter duration of exposure, began work later, last worked longer ago, and had lower cumulative and peak exposures and lower nonsoluble cumulative and mean exposures.

Estimating exposures using the case exposures from case control studies allows us to look at a broader spectrum of countries and results in a range of 0.5 6.6% having mean exposures > 0.3 μT and 0.5 3.3% having median exposures > 0.4 μT.

Variance components and mean exposures were estimated using the restricted maximum likelihood method [ 8].

We first analyzed published data to calculate mean exposure concentrations and estimated age-dependent inhalation intakes.