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Discover LudwigThe phrase "noise exposure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Examples: 1. "Employees working in a manufacturing plant are at risk for noise exposure due to the loud machinery used in production." 2. "Long-term noise exposure can lead to hearing loss and other health problems." 3. "According to safety regulations, workers must wear ear protection to reduce noise exposure while operating heavy machinery." 4. "Living near a busy highway can result in constant noise exposure and can be detrimental to one's mental health." 5. "Studies have shown a link between prenatal noise exposure and developmental delays in infants."
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But noise exposure is like sun exposure.
One major cause of hyperacusis is loud noise exposure.
The study found chemical exposure to be low but noise exposure high.
At the same time, complying with the law — which concerns musicians', not audiences', noise exposure — is complicated.
"Most of the people that have progressive hearing loss from aging or noise exposure always start with high-frequency loss.
Often, she added, limiting a child's noise exposure is a matter of common sense.
At one all-day high school tournament, he wore a dosimeter that measured his noise exposure.
Such ringing often goes away, but with additional noise exposure, it may become permanent.
And more damage had developed in animals that were killed long after the noise exposure.
One caveat is that the drug was applied just a day after the noise exposure.
The harm is different to that caused by noise exposure or simple ageing.
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