Примеры использования Due to exposure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The loss in life expectancy and morbidity due to exposure to PM.
They are due to exposure over both the short term(hours, days) and long term(months, years) and include.
Her hair and eye colour had changed due to exposure to nanomachines from the Blast Fall.
A hindrance to cloning the passenger pigeon is the fact that the DNA of museum specimens has been contaminated and fragmented, due to exposure to heat and oxygen.
Uncertainties in risk estimates for cancer due to exposure to ionizing radiation Appendices.
The mutagenic effect due to exposure to cosmic radiation that turned her into the She-Thing later greatly increased her physical attributes and durability.
European Directive No. 82/217 is applied in case of health dangers due to exposure to asbestos; and.
This process occurs in the stomach due to exposure to hydrochloric acid, but at decrease of its development has violated the absorption of calcium.
IITC further mentionstestimonies of birth defects, cancers and deaths due to exposure to toxic pesticides by Yaquis.
The attributable mortality due to exposure to ozone was calculated using the relative risk estimate produced by the WHO systematic review.
According to Kuwait, the results of the risk assessment show that the number of deaths due to exposure to particulate matter from the oil well fires range between 0 and 116.
Global crop yield losses due to exposure to O3 are estimated to be between 3% and 16%, depending on the crop, and are valued at $14- 26 billion per year.
According to Saudi Arabia,the Quantification Study demonstrates that 1,397 premature deaths were due to exposure to airborne particulate matter that resulted from the invasion and occupation.
In order to provide a more rational basis for expressing radiation risk, the Committee has reviewed the state of science on analysing uncertainties in estimates of risks due to exposure to ionizing radiation.
A breakage of this kind may also occur due to exposure of the device to excessive heat or cold, or a sudden change between extremes of temperature.
Analysis of cost-effectiveness aims to identify the pollution reduction strategies that will most effectively deliver a given benefit for example, reduction of mortality orof the number of disability-adjusted life-years lost due to exposure.
Formation of small, underdeveloped curds may be due to exposure to relatively low temperatures(10 C or lower) for a period of time as long as a few weeks.
For human health, better assessment of exposure to ozone and PM; for vegetation, flux-based exposure indicator andbetter representation of the risk of damage due to exposure to ozone.
Three days prior to launch, he was removed from the mission due to exposure to German measles(which he never contracted) and was replaced by the backup CM pilot, Jack Swigert.
The Committee discussed substantive documents on the attribution of health effects to different levels ofexposure to ionizing radiation, and on uncertainties in risk estimates for cancer due to exposure to ionizing radiation.
For the loss in life expectancy(years of life lost) due to exposure to particulate matter, a European-wide reduction between 40%(BL) and 70%(MTFR) relative to 2000 was possible.
India appreciated the Committee's efforts to prepare documents on the ability to attribute health effectsto exposure to ionizing radiation and on uncertainties in risk estimates for cancer due to exposure to ionizing radiation.
Those delays would result in additional storage costs,a decline in value due to exposure to the elements as well as obsolescence, and a risk of loss due to theft.
Employers' and workers' organisations should take positive action to cooperate in and contribute to programmes of training, information, prevention, control andprotection in relation to occupational hazards due to exposure to asbestos.
The environmental assessment found that there was inadequate information to assess what effects, if any,there are on non-target birds due to exposure to the product itself or the effects on predatory birds that may eat dead or dying birds.
While some studies suggested a positive cancer risk following low-dose exposure, studies into how high levels of natural background radiation in Kerala related to congenital malformations in newborns and cancer risk assessments of the populations exposed to high background radiation in India andChina did not indicate an increased risk due to exposure.
Ii The EU Clean Air Package launched in December 2013 sets public health objectives for 2030 with the goal of reducing mortality due to exposure to fine particulate matter(PM2.5) and ground-level ozone by 52 per cent and 34 per cent, respectively, compared with 2005 levels;
In addition, residential cooking accounts for approximately 12% of all outdoor PM2.5 pollution worldwide(a much higherproportion in some regions), and about 370,000 premature deaths each year due to exposure to outdoor PM2.5 pollution worldwide.
Regarding its future programme of work, the Committee acknowledged the significance of its evaluations of uncertainties in risk estimates for cancer due to exposure to ionizing radiation, which summarize the present methodologies to estimate health risks from exposure to ionizing radiation, including their uncertainties see chap. III, sect. 2, below.
Nevertheless, it has also conducted evaluations on the effects of radiation exposure on children, on attributing health effectsto radiation exposure and inferring risks, and on uncertainties in risk estimates for cancer due to exposure to ionizing radiation.