Sentence examples for thresholds for effects from inspiring English sources

Thresholds for effects observed in this study support a low critical load for terricolous lichen communities (<7.5 kg N ha−1 y−1) and suggest that concentrations of N currently encountered in UK cloudwater may have detrimental effects on the growth of sensitive species.

In addition, thresholds for effects on developing embryos and foetuses and possible carcinogenic effects were also examined.

Strategies to control MRSA should consider thresholds for effects and strain-specific impacts.

Future efforts to control MRSA, and in particular evolving community strains, should consider thresholds for effects and strain-specific impacts.

Uncertainties are large: Effects of dioxins cannot easily be distinguished from other chemicals; low-dose effects are difficult to assess; and thresholds for effects are mostly unknown.

Dietz et al. [ 21] showed that mercury concentrations already exceed toxicological thresholds for effects in many species including polar bears, and multiple species of seal, birds and fish from the Arctic.

We designed the mixture so that the highest mixture dose contained doses of each pyrethroid that were below their individual thresholds for effect.

To estimate thresholds for effect, we looked for the manganese level above which the estimated adjusted change in function was lower than the 95% confidence interval (CI) lower bound of the intercept (i.e., neurobehavioral score at the lowest manganese concentration).

Results from a third continuing study showed that there is a threshold for effects of the number of single noise events on sleep quality.

These data suggest that administration of glucocorticoids even at the threshold for effects on respiratory function, may compromise neural development.

Adverse effects are only observable when the concentration (exposure) of a substance exceeds the threshold for effects for a sufficient duration.