Examples of using Human exposure in English and their translations into Russian
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Assemble and summarize available data on levels of POPs chemicals in the environment and human exposure.
one for health effects estimated from controlled human exposure studies and one from epidemiological studies.
Human exposure to elevated levels of mercury,
Radioactive contamination of land following the Chernobyl disaster added to the sources of long-term ionizing radiation in the environment and thus increased human exposure.
Radiation monitoring- Acquisition of information on the radiological conditions in the organisation and in the environment, and on human exposure levels includes dose control
These activities include the health components of the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), the Human Exposure Assessment Locations(HEALS) and the Global Networks project for education,
Direct re-use of articles containing PBDE results in further releases similar to those in first uses and continues human exposure.
For example most of the information on human exposure to lead is based on the blood lead levels.
Human exposure data, and good quality health effects data from developing countries, should be generated.
Human exposure to DES occurred through diverse sources,
With many years of experience in human exposure, SICOM is able to assess the risks of exposure to electromagnetic fields of different equipment.
in particular human exposure to lead.
National Park and Zhigulevskiy Reserve are together with plans to develop and implement projects to protect bats from unwanted human exposure.
In Europe the European Council recommendation 1999/519/EC defines the limits for human exposure in electromagnetic fields up to 300 GHz.
It was noted by Australia that chrysotile asbestos was classified as a known carcinogen and human exposure was associated with an excessive risk of asbestosis,
environmental epidemiology; and human exposure assessment.
dioxin-like toxicity in house dust and food- the major human exposure pathways for POPs.
In The United States, human exposure limits are defined in the code of federal regulations(CFR)
Information on evaluations regarding human exposure, worker health,
assessment of costs and benefits from the implementation of measures for the reduction of human exposure to selected contaminants.