Sentence examples for subtle health from inspiring English sources

Endocrinologists are concerned that these chemicals may be able to cause subtle health problems at doses far lower than the high doses toxicologists typically use to assess safety today.

Subtle health discrimination persists.

"These more subtle health effects of fire are hardly looked at," says Moritz.

A review of animal toxicologic studies involving CAP exposures has shown inconsistencies, and generally subtle health effects.

Other potential subtle health effects include the influence of small amounts of lead on cell proliferation and lead as a cofactor in carcinogenesis.

Ideally, the study will allow scientists to link job categories and estimated exposures during the cleanup to a range of frank and subtle health effects over time, Sandler says.

The report also highlights the more subtle human health implications that flow from things such as biodiversity loss and extreme weather induced by climate change.

The literature suggests a spectrum of disease, from the more severe forms of manganism to more subtle neurologic health effects.

Moreover, there is growing evidence that levels of lead intake considered inconsequential just a few years ago can result in subtle, adverse health effects, particularly in children.

Relatively small amounts of Po in drinking water near the current U.S. standard (U.S. EPA 2000), or in food, could result in greater exposure to women to Po than from smoking, and subtle unrecognized health effects may be occurring in women who are exposed to environmental Po.

The extent of environmental exposure to Po is poorly known, and environmentally relevant exposure to it may have subtle unrecognized health effects that merit further investigation because Po accumulates in reproductive and embryonic and fetal tissues where a single alpha particle can kill or damage critical cells.