Examples of using Exposure limits in English and their translations into Slovak
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RAC continued working on evaluating three dossiers prepared by ECHA on occupational exposure limits(OELs) for nickel
Despite this, the WHO maintains that there is insufficient evidence to justify lowering EMF exposure limits.
For a number of dangerous substances, the EU and Member States have set Occupational Exposure Limits(OELs) that need to be respected.
RAC continued working on evaluating three dossiers prepared by ECHA on occupational exposure limits(OELs) for nickel
incompleteness of current occupational and community exposure limits regarding potential SRM materials.
The evidence is sufficient to change public health standards and adopt exposure limits which are biologically based.
Please note however, that Geovital concerns itself mostly with very conservative research and exposure limits(e.g. BioInitiative Report 2012) and finds governmental limits unacceptably high.
profit and losses and exposure limits, by currency, for any selected account.
setting exposure limits for specific substances.
It should be remembered that exposure limits are not a line between safe
The emission limit for microwave ovens mentioned above is consistent with the exposure limits recommended by ICNIRP.”.
Exposure limits should not be taken as sharp dividing lines between safe
the scope of application of the large exposures regime, exposure limits and the calculation of exposure values.
There is an ever expanding amount of research clearly linking health issues with the exposure to radiation at far lower levels than maximum exposure limits set by many governments.
Also, allowing derogations from exposure limits in specific sectors(health care) poses some problems for industry.
Occupational exposure limits, if available, are listed in section 8.
Product standard to demonstrate the compliance of base station equipment with radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposure limits(110 MHz- 100 GHz), when placed on the market.
The European Commission proposed new workplace exposure limits for five cancer-causing chemicals,
In 2017, MEPs set exposure limits on 11 additional carcinogens during the first revision of the 2004 directive to limit harmful substances in the workplace.
Exposure limits identical to the reference levels in the European Recommendation apply to all areas accessible to the public.