Sentence examples for review exposure from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this paper is to review exposure assessment issues that need to be addressed in designing and interpreting epidemiology studies of phthalates, a class of chemicals commonly used in consumer and personal care products.
In most studies presented in this review, exposure to nitrates in drinking water was assessed primarily through water quality data for water systems serving women's addresses during pregnancy or at time of delivery.
For the purpose of this review, exposure to LWH was defined as working for more than 48 h/week. 1 Health outcomes included any disease as defined in the ICD-10 35 and work-related injuries.
In this paper, we first highlight methodological issues and confounders important to this literature, then review exposure groups including dioxins, PCBs, pesticides, metals, non-ionizing radiation, ionizing radiation, g-forces, and boron.
As will be discussed in greater detail later in this review, exposure to 0.1 182 mg/l Cr VI) in drinking water for 7 or 90 days did not increase MN formation in the mouse small intestine (Harris et al., 2012).
Besides the buzz of performing – which goes without saying – if their shows don't earn money these performers hope that the fringe will bring them reviews, exposure and networking opportunities.
This article reviews exposure information available for trichloroethylene (TCE) and assesses the magnitude of human exposure.
The meta-analysis included twenty six studies and reviewed exposure therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure plus CBT, EMDR and others.
The original group invested considerable time in reviewing exposure data, the populations involved, and possible health outcomes.
The UK Health Protection Agency (HPA) reviews exposure to ionising radiation among the population of the UK from sources of both natural and artificial origin.
Scope: For this review, experimental exposure was defined as intentional exposure of a study participant to one or more pesticides, to an extent that would not have occurred had the individual not participated in a study.
