Sentence examples for reducing human exposure from inspiring English sources
In this study, new dimethacrylate monomer SiMA without Bisphenol A (BPA) structure was synthesized and used as base resin of dental composite materials with the aim of reducing human exposure to BPA derivatives.
That's why Massachusetts' strictly voluntary approach to reducing human exposure to bisphenol A (BPA), a plastic toughener that also happens to be a synthetic estrogen, may pack more punch than you might expect.
Among anti-vector strategies, Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) are currently the most efficient strategy for reducing human exposure to the vector, Plasmodium transmission and malaria morbidity [3], [4], [5].
Therefore identifying the TUNV reservoir host and understanding its ecology could lead to interventions for reducing human exposure.
This information supports decision-making in programmes having a role to play in reducing human exposure to toxic chemicals.
Reducing human exposure to air pollutants and naturally occurring chemicals therefore requires efforts from a wide range of stakeholders, including industry and civil society.
Although considerable progress has been made in recent years in reducing human exposures to lead, the potential for high intake of this contaminant still exists in millions of homes and in many occupational settings.
If we are to be successful in bringing down cancer rates, then we must reduce human exposure to such chemicals.
But, regardless of the cause, companies such as Arup are trying to find ways to reduce human exposure even when the airborne pollution levels are high.
Andrew Watterson, professor of environmental health at the University of Stirling and a signatory to the letter, said: "It's worrying, considering the weight of the scientific evidence, that strong action to reduce human exposure is yet to be taken.
In addition to adequate coverage and reduced human exposure, the installation cost of the wireless network is also an important criterion in the planning process.
