Sentence examples for uncontrolled exposure from inspiring English sources

Still, uncontrolled exposure to pertussis may come innocently enough from relatives and friends who visit with or care for infants.

One of the major factors contributing to loss of quality is the uncontrolled exposure of the products to small amounts of ethylene gas during storage.

Secrecy measures, including alerting recipients to the sensitivity of disclosed information, must be applied consistently because one uncontrolled exposure can negate all other safeguards.

Uncontrolled exposure of hydrophobic stretches leads to protein aggregation and has fatal consequences.

Currently, > 55 billion people worldwide suffer from uncontrolled exposure to aflatoxin (Strosnider et al. 2006).

Most cases occur in sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and China, where populations suffer from both high HBV prevalence and largely uncontrolled exposure to aflatoxin in the food.

These basic principles are used in a pragmatic way to form a judgement on the relative safety of the substitute materials, taking into account what is known about their hazardous properties and also the potential for uncontrolled exposures during a lifetime of use (including disposal).

In a recent study using 'Good Laboratory Practices' (GLP), scientists from the FDA reported substantial BPA contamination (including serum concentrations of BPA-metabolites consistent with uncontrolled exposures of up to 80 μg BPA/kg/day) in two sets of negative controls: those that were administered an oil vehicle, and those that were not gavaged with any compound [ 51, 52].

Assessment of uncontrolled asthma, exposure to MTL-4 and ICS, and occurrence of outcomes were achieved.

The results are particularly relevant to developing countries where uncontrolled asbestos exposure is still common.

During severe hemolysis or rhabdomyolysis, uncontrolled heme exposure can cause acute kidney injury and endothelial cell damage.