Examples of using Exposure levels in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, when exposure levels have been in the same range as
Hence the margin between exposure levels in wild birds
improved housekeeping practices has reduced exposure levels occupationally and as a consequence,
right to occupational health, the results of the monitoring of exposure levels and the incidence of asbestos-related diseases must be available and accessible.
Some types of jobs may be excluded if they are considered by default to not be significantly exposed to dust or noise or in all cases where exposure levels are not hazardous for the vast majority of individuals e.g. head office and administration, warehouse, spare parts distributors, laboratory, workshops.
fish consumption rates among a surveyed population are combined with specific measurements of mercury concentrations in the local fish actually consumed to estimate the exposure levels for the population.
which was the main concern at moderate and low exposure levels; thus far unproven hereditary effects;
particularly regarding effects on reactive oxygen species, none has been firmly identified that operates at exposure levels found in the everyday environment.
The scientific definition of safe exposure levels was closely related to the residual fiduciary responsibilities between the United Nations,
Accordingly, it welcomed the Committee's stated intention to complete at the next session its assessment of the exposure levels and radiation risks attributable to the Fukushima accident
According to US EPA(1980) exposure levels in drinking water for adults(life time exposure)
display data on noise-generating activities in the marine area to help assess exposure levels and the likely impacts on the marine environment,
the EU risk assessment indicated that the margin between exposure levels in wild birds
White balance, exposure, levels, contrast, saturation,
This is a dynamic cycle sound exposure level.
It has been modified for wood dust(WOODEX), with exposure level estimates for 25 EU Member States Kauppinen et al., 2006.
Worker exposure level should be checked upon installation and periodically thereafter to
the source of the RF, as the exposure level drops off dramatically with distance.
creates a plan of action which enables the noise exposure level of the workers to be reduced.
when it is running but not actually doing the job, may signifi cantly reduce the exposure level.