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Exposure to high levels of VOCs can be avoided or significantly reduced by regular ventilation, air purification and removal of strong VOC sources.
While Vietnam bears the brunt of environmental contamination by dioxins as a lethal legacy of the Vietnam War, Americans in some communities are also exposed to high levels of dioxins, reports the Aspen Institute.
A nuclear weapon gives off a very large burst of gamma radiation that lasts a very short time, but if the body is exposed to high levels, it can cause illness and death relatively quickly.
Later, the number of registered liquidators rose to 600,000 although only a small fraction of these were exposed to high levels of radiation.”.
A few workers died immediately, but most of the technicians in Unit 4, and the firefighters who initially responded, suffered agonizing deaths over the ensuing weeks from exposure to high levels of radiation.
The researchers found that women who had a healthy composition and lower levels of body fat were less prone to high levels of inactive vitamin D- a common marker of vitamin D deficiency.
Recent information indicates that, as had been expected, private investment is beginning to pick up in response to high levels of commodity prices.
Drinking too much water can flush out the essential nutrients and minerals and if you are drinking mineral water to excess, it can lead to high levels of calcium, magnesium or other minerals that is in the water.
Thijs Vandenbroucke and colleagues show that malformations in plankton during the initiation of a Late Silurian extinction event occurred in a very similar manner to the response seen in modern organisms to high levels of metallic toxins today.
In recent studies, Dubal and her team discovered that life-long exposure to high levels of klotho enhances normal cognition in genetically engineered mice and protects against brain dysfunction in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease.
Some people may be exposed to high levels of them, although the greatest public health threat may come from large numbers of people being exposed to low levels of a carcinogen rather than small numbers being exposed to high levels of them.
The draft- currently delayed due to high levels of public interest and critique and concerted resistance by the Hong Kong business community- reflects the push from below for worker voice.
There seems to be a growing consensus that humans are indeed receptive to infrasound and that exposure to low-frequency sounds(including sounds in the IS frequency spectrum) can give rise to high levels of annoyance and distress.
It is not just the financial incentives provided in such a system that contribute to motivating employees: the fact that inventions are implemented quickly and successfully and the fact that employees are held up as leaders in innovation within the company also give rise to high levels of motivation and commitment.
A new study presented at The Endocrine Society's 94th Annual Meeting in Houston reveals that calcium and vitamin D supplements are linked to high levels of calcium in the blood and urine, which could raise the risk of developing kidney stones.
Among the population of the contaminated areas from 52% to 21% and- particularly dramatic- among the children who were not directly affected themselves by Chernobyl fallout but their parents were exposed to high levels of radiation, the numbers of healthy children sank from 81% to 30% in 1996.
Kuboyama Aikichi, the radioman of the Japanese tuna fishing boat the Daigo Fukuryuu Maru, died six and a half months after his exposure to high levels of gamma radiation from the Bravo nuclear weapon test conducted over 100 km from where the boat was anchored in the Marshall Islands(all other crew members suffered radiation sickness).
Among the population of the contaminated areas from 52% to 21% and"particularly dramatic- among the children who were not directly affected themselves by Chernobyl fallout but their parents were exposed to high levels of radiation, the numbers of healthy children sank from 81% to 30% in 1996.
Sumikin Bussan verified that through this system quality inspections and customized delivery, better selection of the optimum transportation methods and routs, and more efficient distribution of goods from its logistics bases, for example in China, to stores and other final users could be achieved, leading to high levels of reductions in CO2 emissions and logistics costs.
While most Hispanic population centers align on the states of Texas, California, and Florida, our approach identified growth dynamics targeting a 16-24 year-old consumer with average to high levels of acculturation, rather than the previous targeting of the mass Hispanic market. This target has high levels of internet and social media access and usage, allowing for the establishment of a reconsideration of our clients' brands, supported by a new positioning of their brands.