Примеры использования Mercury exposure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mercury exposure in general living environment.
Guidance for identifying populations at risk from mercury exposure.
Low-level mercury exposure to the patient can arise from both inhalation and ingestion.
Guidance for identifying populations at risk from mercury exposure.
Bis A public health strategy on mercury exposure of artisanal miners and their communities.
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It can be used as reference for conducting research or investigations regarding mercury exposure.
The fetus, the newborn and children are especially susceptible to mercury exposure because of the sensitivity of the developing nervous system.
It can be used as a reference tool for conducting research or investigations regarding mercury exposure.
USEPA was also developing a guidance document to address mercury exposure from broken compact fluorescent lamps CFLs.
This document can be used as a reference for conducting research orinvestigations regarding mercury exposure.
The fetus, the newborn and children are especially susceptible to mercury exposure because of the sensitivity of the developing nervous system.
Several of these provisions also provide an opportunity ora mechanism by which parties can establish their own objectives in terms of mercury exposure reduction.
Some groups are especially susceptible to mercury exposure, in particular foetuses, the newborn, and young children, because of the sensitivity of the developing nervous system.
Guidance for identifying populations at risk from mercury exposure, August 2008.
Step 5- Based on the above data, total mercury exposure estimates can then be calculated on a weekly per kilogram of body weight basis, which can then be compared to the PTWI for methylmercury.
Note that if marine mammals are consumed, their potential contribution to mercury exposure should be included in the assessment.
The data gathered are often used to support the development of local and regional fish(and/or marine mammal)consumption advisories, to protect vulnerable populations from mercury exposure;
Bis Epidemiological information, upon recognition,regarding health impacts associated with mercury exposure, with close communication with the World Health Organization.
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes that due to the harmful effects of mercury on the female reproduction function, international human rights law requires States parties to put in place preventive measures andprogrammes to protect women of child-bearing age from mercury exposure.
The extent to which finger andtoenail levels correlate with external mercury exposure has not been established.
While WHO has recommended health-based guidance values for mercury exposure through air, water and food, as well as through contamination of traditional medicines, no level has yet been set for mercury exposure through soil.
Executive summary of the document on guidance for identifying populations at risk from mercury exposure UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.2/19.
Using information dissemination methods, including advice on fish consumption,to make the population in general aware of mercury exposure risks, and giving information to vulnerable sections of the population(indigenous people, pregnant women, children) on the risks of exposure to mercury; .
Nervous system development continues into adolescence;thus a child can be considered more susceptible to mercury exposure even years after birth.
It also describes various environmental models that can be useful in predicting exposure andprovides an overview of assessments of mercury exposure for some specific exposure scenarios, including occupational and other hot-spot exposures. .
These measurements of pollutants and/or their metabolites, also known as biological markers(or biomarkers), are useful as tools for human exposure assessment, andas surveillance tools for monitoring mercury exposure in individuals and populations.
He added that management of mercury in the workplace should be taken into account in developing the mercury instrument,as should the protection from mercury exposure of those who would be involved in decommissioning mercury-related installations and cleaning up mercury wastes.
For information on good laboratory practice, the OECD series(OECD, various years) may be usefully consulted; on general methodological considerations,the WHO/UNEP document Guidance for Identifying Populations at Risk from Mercury Exposure contains helpful information.
Organize workshops, education programs, and distribution centers to inform public of mercury exposure and contamination pathways.
As part of environmental education programmes, publications provide basic knowledge of mercury properties, mercury toxicology, the adverse effects to human health and the environment,waste-related issues and mercury exposure from waste as well as how to manage waste.