Sentence examples for monitor the occupational from inspiring English sources

These additional personal dosimeters were meant to monitor the occupational doses under the lead apron.

Like many other hospitals the Academic Medical Centre (AMC) in Amsterdam uses personal dosimeters to monitor the occupational doses from x-ray procedures to clinical staff.

The Guangzhou Occupational Diseases Prevention and Treatment Center established a regular occupational health examination system to monitor the workers' health and occupational hazards [ 11].

Thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) were used to derive the occupational dose to the personnel, and also to monitor the surface dose on the gonads of some of the patients.

Measurement of urinary alkoxycarboxylic acids is the method of choice for monitoring occupational exposure to GEs (Laitinen and Pulkkinen 2005; Lauwerys et al. 2007); because this method has the capacity to measure exposure from all sources, it could be used to monitor the general population.

The present study as well as the study in the Ningbo area of China indicates the possibility of XRCC1 haplotypes used as a susceptibility biomarker to monitor BD occupational exposure in the future; however, extensive research is still needed on a larger sample size of population, especially outside China.

The establishment of such registries provides opportunities to monitor potential occupational hazards through linkage of birth defect data with occupational information.

BD, in collaboration with the University of Virginia, will help implement the Exposure Prevention Information Network (EPINet™) surveillance system to monitor occupational injuries at BMMH.  BD will also provide a range of safety-engineered injection and safety-engineered blood collection devices as well as laboratory and occupational safety training for at least 330 healthcare workers.

But who monitors the monitors?

However, a recent review of methods used to monitor occupational exposure to antineoplastic drugs concluded that, despite the introduction of safety guidelines and protective measures, health-care workers can still be exposed [ 8].

Plasma BuChE is more sensitive to OP exposure than RBC AChE (Amitai et al. 1998); therefore, BuChE is commonly used to monitor occupational exposure (Khan et al. 2008) and the response of acutely intoxicated individuals to oxime therapy (Aurbek et al. 2009; Wilson et al. 1997).