Sentence examples for tolerable exposure from inspiring English sources
Earlier this week, another 14 scientists signed a consensus statement in the Environmental Health journal, saying regulatory estimates of tolerable exposure levels for glyphosate were based on outdated science.
Like Japan then, China today has a strong demand for housing, fuelled by fast growth and rapid urbanisation, and a tolerable exposure to debt.Mr Rothman and his team surveyed over 350 middle-class households outside China's biggest cities, where prices are at least 60% cheaper.
An enhancement of the tolerable exposure level (1 ppm) could be extrapolated for patient 4. Currently no biological equivalent values are available for methyl bromide.
When the regulation involves a tumorigenic dose (TDx%) that has been determined to cause cancer in 25% (or less) of the animals in a study, the tolerable exposure level for humans is 1 of 1000 times lower than the TDx%.
Our NR NOAELs agree well with the doses that are currently used as starting points for establishing tolerable exposures for humans [see Supplemental Material, Table 5 (doi:10.1289/ehp.0900689.S1)].
The design of any such future clinical studies to target efficacious and tolerable exposures at lower doses in patients with severe RI or ESRD will be guided by additional PK simulations.
Data from the present study also may be relevant in developing risk assessment approaches to improve the protection of subpopulations at particular risk by determining daily tolerable exposures based on both sex and smoking status.
A tolerable weekly exposure (TWI) value of 2.5 μg/kg bw/week was established.
This has occurred despite international guidelines placing the maximum tolerable arsenic exposure at 10 μg l 1 (IARC, 2004).
BHI, defined as the biological level tolerable to exposure to mixtures, is traditionally calculated in an analogous way to the hazard index under the additivity assumption [ 30- 33].
This poses the problem of finding the dimensions of the nanoshells that exhibit the least scattering for any absorption efficiency exceeding a desired threshold value S abs (th ), which is dictated by the tolerable radiation exposure time.
