Examples of using TDI value in English and their translations into Danish
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Table 6-3: Background exposure of cadmium in Denmark and"Margin to TDI value" µg/kg bw/day.
The TDI value, which is used during the risk assessment,
Thus, they concluded that the TDI value of 50 µg/kg bw/day suggested by Vermerie et al.
Thus, they concluded that the TDI value of 50 Âμg/kg bw/day suggested by Vermerie et al.
No calculations are performed for cadmium as the TDI value for cadmium is already exceeded for the 5% of Danish children being exposed to the maximum background exposure of cadmium.
For adults being exposed to an average background exposure the TDI value related to cadmium is exceeded for two of the examined jewelleries,
A TDI value of 10 Âμg/kg/day,
Thus, for a shorter period the TDI value can be exceeded without this causing any effects- if in a corresponding period later in life an equally lesser amount is taken in.
WHO(2007) uses a TDI value of 11 µg/kg/day. This value is calculated based on a NOAEL value of 1100 µg/kg bw/day
exceed the TDI value related to lead
Dermal exposure Wearing the jewelleries examined in this project does not result in problems related to exposure of lead through the skin though a number of jewelleries is close to exceed the TDI value.
Wearing the jewelleries examined in this project does not result in problems related to exposure of lead through the skin though a number of jewelleries is close to exceed the TDI value.
exceeded the TDI value related to lead and cadmium.
Has through a review of new literature since 1991 not been able to find arguments for altering the TDI value of 25 µg/kg bw/week(based on effects at a PbB at 10 µg/dL), which in 1995 was found still to be valid by WHO(1995)- both regarding adults as well as children. Baars et al.
it is chosen to divide the TDI value by two.
This NOAEL value is converted to a TDI value of 4.4 Âμg/kg/day by using a safety factor of 250 since the risk assessment states the use of a total safety factor of 200-300. The total safety factor is derived from the combination of a factor of 10 used for extrapolating the results from animal studies to humans; a factor of 10 for variation between humans and finally a factor of 2-3 in order to take into consideration the severity of the effects in question death of foetuses.
As mentioned earlier, TDI values shall be regarded as the amount of  substance which a human can tolerate to take in on a daily basis during a life time without experiencing health related effects.
As already mentioned TDI values shall be seen as the amount of substance that humans can tolerate to take in on a daily basis(throughout their entire life)
Five other jewelleries are close to the TDI value.
Three other jewellery parts were close to the TDI value for nickel.