Examples of using Teps in English and their translations into Spanish
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Note that this analysis is limited because TEPs are lacking for a number of chemicals,
Note that this analysis is limited because a number of chemicals lack TEPs, including one of the top ten air developmental/reproductive toxicants(N-methyl- 2-pyrrolidone)
applying the TEPs in order to help provide an understanding of not only which chemicals have the highest releases
Diagnosis, between other things, TEPS.
When amounts released to air are weighted for toxicity using the TEPs.
These TEPs are from and take into account both a chemical's toxicity
Communication aims at using TEPs as lecturing and awareness-raising points for pupils,
the Taking Stock report applies Toxic Equivalency Potentials, or TEPs, to carcinogens and developmental/reproductive toxicants released to air and water.
we have adopted the parameter known as toxic equivalency potentials, or TEPs, for both carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic risks.
One additional set of TEPs not on the web site, for styrene as
Note that this analysis is limited because of a number of missing TEPs for air releases of carcinogens,
TEPs depend on the pollutant and the medium of exposure.
Chapter 2 more fully explains the TEPs, their use and their limitations.
As illustrated in the previous section, TEPs are one indicator of potential risk.
When amounts released to air are weighted for toxicity using the TEPs.
As shown, the relative rankings of the chemicals change when TEPs are applied.
TEPs may include people with Medicare,
Try out the inverse calculation deca vacuum permittivities to Teps.
TEPs were developed as a screening tool for relative risk ranking to be used when local information is not available.
TEPs are one of many different screening tools,