Sentence examples for monitoring for exposure from inspiring English sources

The need for continuous personal monitoring for exposure to particulate matter has been demonstrated by recent health studies showing effects of PM exposure on time scales of less than a few hours.

The difference in pollution levels measured at the school, compared with the central monitoring station argues strongly against relying solely on central monitoring for exposure assessment.

Most studies have relied on air monitoring for exposure assignment, limiting inclusion to women residing close to active monitors during pregnancy.

Although the Xia et al. [ 46] study examined an occupationally exposed cohort of men and used air monitoring for exposure assessment, the magnitude of increased rates of chromosome disomies associated with PYR exposure are similar to the increases reported in our clinic-based sample of men whose main route of exposure was environmental.

Therefore, for those workers identified as mothers of childhood cancer cases or controls, more detailed dose information was sought from employing organisations together with information about monitoring for exposures from internal emitters.

"We will, from this moment forward, ensure that no other individual who is being monitored for exposure undergoes travel in any way other than controlled movement," Frieden said.

We will from this moment forward ensure that no other individual who is being monitored for exposure undergoes travel in any way other than controlled movement.

The study was conducted in an 1800-bedded tertiary hospital where 27 sites (outdoor, indoor, road side and residential areas) were monitored for exposure to noise using Sound Level Meter for 24 h.

"We will ensure from this moment forward that no other individual who is being monitored for exposure undergoes travel in any way other than controlled movement," he said, which can include chartered planes or cars but puts restrictions on the use of public transport.

Data on external radiation dose were obtained for n=40 761 workers, and individuals not monitored for exposure to any radionuclide were used as reference in the analysis.

Death rates from cancer were compared both with national rates and with rates in radiation workers not monitored for exposure to any radionuclides.