Sentence examples for oral exposures from inspiring English sources

"This time N.I.H. said, 'You all have to do oral exposures, and we'll give you BPA from one source,' " Dr. Prins said.

Pulmonary, dermal and oral exposures of Ag NP lead to absorption of silver and to inflammatory, genotoxic, and cytotoxic events [2].

The model was extrapolated to humans and the human model adequately simulated measured plasma OTC concentrations after intravenous (7.14 mg/kg) and oral exposures (6.67 mg/kg).

Intraoral harvesting has been reported to be associated with a relevant morbidity, and the significant graft resorption or their oral exposures are two of the most frequently reported complications [15].

Although only 7.4% of poisoning cases reached the ED within 1 h of toxic exposure, there was a proportionally large number of patients (11%) who received activated charcoal as a decontaminant possibly implying a more liberal attitude to its use despite standard guidelines which recommend it within 1 h of oral exposures.

Legacy PCBs contaminate food and water, which are already well-known sources of oral exposures.

For orally tolerized mice, sensitization and boost correspond to days 8 and 15, with oral exposure beginning at day 1.

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, an advisory, non-regulatory agency formed to oversee hyper-toxic Superfund sites, reports long term oral exposure to unsafe levels of chromium-6 compounds are associated with gastrointestinal system cancers.

EWG reports that in 2010, scientists in the EPA's Integrated Risk and Information System (Iris) "completed but did not officially release a draft risk assessment that classified oral exposure to chromium-6 as 'likely to be carcinogenic to humans'".

Therefore, the actual risk after oral exposure could be overestimated.

Therefore, in which tissues silica nanoparticles localize after oral exposure, as well as their chronic, reproductive, and immune toxicities, should be determined by using an oral exposure model.