Sentence examples for predicted exposure levels from inspiring English sources

Larger rooms (those in the third and fourth quartiles) resulted in higher predicted exposure levels for BaP (GMR 1.74 and 1.2 respectively) and FLT (GMR 2.39 and 1.59, respectively) as compared to the first quartile.

Furthermore, for early toxicological studies, the uncertainty in predicted exposure levels (Cmax and area under the curve), can be used to better assess and communicate uncertainty in safety margins.

This study develops "use-exposure relationships" in the form of linear regression equations that link pesticide application rate and physicochemical properties to a predicted exposure level (such as peak concentration) for specific environmental configurations.

Regression splines allowed main effect terms to nonlinearly predict exposure levels, and thin-plate splines modeled the residual spatial variability not explained by the spatial predictors.

Given the vast number of chemicals in commercial use, improving models to predict exposure levels and pathways is a priority in order to evaluate and manage health risks.

Regression splines allowed main effect terms to nonlinearly predict exposure levels, and thin-plate splines modeled the residual spatial variability additional spatial variability unaccounted for by the spatial predictors.

In addition, Bushel et al. [ 13] demonstrated that gene expression profiles from rat blood samples could accurately predict exposure levels of acetaminophen to the rat liver better than traditional clinical panels.

In the present study we used a weight-of-evidence approach to determine whether predicted exposure to trace levels of prescribed and naturally occurring estrogens in drinking water has the potential to cause effects.

In the first stage of IV method, we predicted exposure to colonoscopy using the instrument and the subject level covariates.

One map shows predicted exposure of the United States coastline and coastal population to sea level rise and storms in the year 2100.

However, after reviewing BPA levels reported in all available studies of human tissues, scientists at a 2007 conference sponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences predicted that exposure levels of > 35 mg/day (~ 500 μg/kg/day) would be required to account for the reported levels of BPA in adults (Vandenberg et al. 2007; vom Saal et al. 2007).