Sentence examples for probabilistic exposure from inspiring English sources

We integrated probabilistic exposure profiles of measured environmental Cu and Cd concentrations in the western coastal areas of Taiwan with the reconstructed dose response relationships at different integration times of response to quantitatively estimate the valve response risk.

An example of a probabilistic exposure assessment model for chilled food application is provided and its potential added value as a food safety management tool in an industrial context is weighed against its disadvantages.

In a previous study, a quantitative microbial exposure assessment (QMEA) model applied to an aseptic-UHT food process was developed [Pujol, L., Albert, I., Magras, C., Johnson, N. B., Membré, J. M. Probabilistic exposure assessment model to estimate aseptic UHT product failure rate. 2015 International Journal of Food Microbiology. 192, 124 141].

It should be noted that a probabilistic exposure model paired with the distribution of samples by country of origin resulted in a Pb concentration of 29.6 μg/L for all wine samples.

Using a traditional probabilistic exposure assessment method combined with urinary biomarker data examining various forms of inorganic arsenic, EPA researchers concluded that approximately 10percentt of arsenic exposure from foods was in the toxic inorganic form (Xue et al. [2010]).

For the probabilistic exposure assessment of OTA, new methods were developed to overcome this difficulty.

For the full probabilistic-exposure model, during a single iteration, the workings of the model are as follows.

The implementation of a geodata-based probabilistic pesticide exposure assessment for surface waters in Germany offers the opportunity to base the exposure estimation on more differentiated assumptions including detailed landscape characteristics.

As indicated under Methods and approaches, the Partial probabilistic (PD) exposure (∑APall com) uses mean imputed occurrence values.

It would be anticipated that any (probabilistic) FACET exposure assessment for the same food group and same statistic would lie somewhere within this (refined deterministic) range.

The 'usual' full probabilistic (P*P) exposure assessment provided the best overall approach for comparison with available risk metrics and assessing the impact of introducing MLs.