Dr. Peter Gotzsche, lead author of the study and director of the Nordic Cochrane Center in Copenhagen, said in an e-mail, "The reduction in exposure to mites and mite allergens that can be obtained by encasings, chemicals, vacuum cleaning, etc., is far too small to have any effect".
As vacuum rate was increased, there was a reduction in exposure module deposition and positional differences observed.
RMM effectiveness is defined as the percentage reduction in exposure concentration or emission (release) produced by application of the RMM.
The use of this approach allows the effective reduction in exposure time in situations where there is neither shear capability nor RSM.
"There has been an astonishing reduction in exposure to secondhand smoke," said CDC director Julie Gerberding at a press conference in Atlanta, Georgia, where CDC is based.
While part of this improvement may be due to road safety advances, it is noted that at least part of this decrease should be attributed to the reduction in exposure due to the ongoing debt crisis in Greece [6].
(For the effects of recent increases in fuel prices on transit ridership, see [38].) Consequently, there would be a reduction in exposure to crashes, which would have an overall positive effect on road safety.
It unloaded $130 billion in the quarter, including a 15% to 20% reduction in exposure to residential and commercial mortgages and real estate investments and a 35% reduction in deal financings.
A study of barworkers, using saliva, lung function and air quality tests, showed their respiratory health had greatly improved after the laws came in, thanks to the reduction in exposure to secondhand smoke.
Mismatch between the pace of advances in imaging technologies and the time required to do formal clinical trials to clear regulatory and reimbursement evidence requirements threatens patient access to the benefits of innovation such as reduction in exposure to radiation.
Results reported a residual better performance of the innovative technology in terms of patients' safety: this is amply justified in literature, reporting that a disposable instrumentation kit could reduce the incidence of surgical site infections [12], attributing this to a reduction in exposure to air-borne bacteria in the operating room.
