Sentence examples for regulating exposure from inspiring English sources

Privacy as a shared value enables the maintenance of the democratic public, which then protects privacy by regulating exposure and trade of information.

This implies that expression affects gene evolution by differentially regulating exposure of genes to selection.

They report that BPA can have different mechanisms of action, a key factor in regulating exposure to endocrine disruptors.

The calcareous outer shell of a barnacle offers protection against predation but also aids in regulating exposure to extreme conditions such as desiccation or salinity changes [ 82, 83].

The claims and projections of health benefits from exposures to environmental toxicants and carcinogens are based on untested assumptions and disregard numerous well-established scientific principles that underpin a public health protective approach to regulating exposure to toxic substances.

In regulating exposure to mixtures, an approach similar to that used by the American Conference of Governmental Hygienists is proposed: For components with the same target organ and mode of action or interfering metabolism, synergistic effects must be expected and the respective OELs must be lowered.

An RSC is appropriate when the study on which risk coefficients are based includes only exposures through one route, whereas exposures through other routes will be present in exposure situations envisioned in regulatory decisions (and so must be factored in when regulating exposures by the first route).

This will also ensure that primary and secondary prevention strategies aiming at regulating allergen exposure will stay on solid ground.

However, regulating light exposure is a critical step, Ekirch said.

The concentration of residues depends on the class of pesticide and frequency of applications, Dr. Kanga said, and several federal agencies work to protect consumers by setting tolerance limits and regulating use and exposure.

Microarray studies have revealed that P. aeruginosa genes involved in adherence are down regulated upon exposure to nitric oxide (Firoved et al. [2004]), and the involvement of NO in regulating biofilm formation and dispersal in P. aeruginosa was also supported by several studies (Barraud et al. [2006]; Barraud et al. [2009a]; Darling and Evans [2003]; Van Alst et al. [2007]).