Sentence examples for toxic settings from inspiring English sources

3. Changing their environments: Many girls spend too much time in toxic settings where they feel unsafe, judged and surrounded by relationship aggression and drama.

Concentrations of particulate matter, gases, and, in some settings, toxic metals such as arsenic and fluorine (from use of coal) have been shown to be up to 10 20 times higher than commonly used health guidelines (2, 3).

While a variety of efforts have been implemented and have contributed to risk reductions [ 3], some source categories which may contribute to air toxics risks in some settings have not been extensively characterized or formally addressed.

Cost benefit analyses should form the backbone of regulatory decisions regarding permissible exposures or background concentrations of toxic substances in both population and occupational settings.

Despite the use of adequate antifungal agents, the reduction of ventilatory settings to non-toxic ranges, and adequate oxygen delivery to other organ systems, eradication of the blastomycosis did not occur and no lung recovery took place.

And Mr. Trump's personal platform has also consisted of a highly specialized mixture of both ordinary political populist rhetoric combined with especially abrasive and highly toxic messages delivered in high-pressure settings and volumes.

This high-dose regimen is toxic but nonetheless feasible in multicentre settings in non elderly patients with good performance status.

Drug toxicities are unavoidable unless new less toxic ARVs are produced and made available at affordable cost for resource-limited settings.

Other irritant air pollutants, including certain urban air toxics, are associated with asthma in occupational settings and may interact with criteria pollutants in ambient air to exacerbate asthma.

14, 15 In occupational settings, environmental monitoring of exposure to toxic aerosols seems to be superior to biological monitoring.

But the workplace is an especially challenging environment because toxic exposures can be much higher in an occupational setting than in community settings.