Примери за използване на Chronic effects на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Poisons can have both acute and chronic effects.
Chronic effects are harder to envision, but no less dangerous.
It's possible, but less certain,that stretching also has chronic effects on flexibility.
Chronic effects comprise two major problems: skin cancers and cataracts.
Information on the origins of diseases and chronic effects are best obtained through soil, air and dust sampling.
Chronic effects include two major public health problems: skin cancers and cataracts.
What constitutes compliant record-keeping on incidents, accidents,occupational diseases and chronic effects? 16.
Chronic effects refer to those long-term effects that are the result of multiple exposures.
The herbal extracts were clearly able to reduce the chronic effects on the liver by somewhat suppressing oxidative stress and inflammation in the process.
To understand the effects of stretching on flexibility and muscle force generation,it's necessary to distinguish its acute and chronic effects.
Stough C et al. The chronic effects of an extract of Bacopa monniera(Brahmi) on cognitive function in healthy human subjects.
However, 5- 10 percent of children with Edwards' syndrome do survive past the first year of life, andrequire appropriate treatment for the many chronic effects associated with the syndrome.
Previously, evaluation was only done on chronic effects and was mainly focussed on the lengthy and average consumption of contaminants.
Approximately 5-10% of children with Edward's syndromesurvive beyond their first year of life, requiring treatments that are appropriate for the various and chronic effects that are associated with the syndrome.
No data on the chronic effects of DA in animals are available, therefore the Panel on Contaminants in the Food Chain(CONTAM Panel) could not establish a tolerable daily intake(TDI).
Acute effects manifest immediately after a stretch whereas chronic effects manifest only after repeated bouts of stretching, perhaps over months or years.
Approximately five to ten-percent of children with Edward's syndromesurvive beyond their first year of life, requiring treatments that are appropriate for the various and chronic effects that are associated with the syndrome.
Has no unacceptable acute or chronic effects on colony survival and development, taking into account effects on honeybee larvae and honeybee behaviour.
Whereas in 2013, EFSA updated the risk assessment methodology accordingly,inter alia taking into account chronic effects on bees as well as adverse effects on bumblebees and solitary bees;
Records on occupational diseases and chronic effects are obtained through annual medical check-ups including at least blood and urine sampling, as well as hair sampling if possible.
Even though his other doctors thought his case was terminal, he had a marked clinical response and survived for another three years, dying not from his disease butdue to the indirect chronic effects of his previous therapies.”.
The assessments pay particular attention to acute and chronic effects on bee colony survival and development, taking into account the effects on bee larvae as well as bee behaviour.
Whereas in the absence of provisions with regard to chronic toxicity in Regulation(EU) No 546/2011, the Commission and the Member States face difficulties in taking into account chronic effects of such substances and products on bees in their decisions on approval or authorisation;
Nevertheless, if a large percentageof hosts are infected, even chronic effects such as reduced mobility and egg-laying and a shorter adult lifespan can have a strong impact on the host populations.
Member States shall take measures to inform the general public and to promote and facilitate information and awareness-raising programmes and the availability of accurate and balanced information relating to pesticides for the general public, in particular regarding the risks andthe potential acute and chronic effects for human health, non-target organisms and the environment arising from their use, and the use of non-chemical alternatives.
The information shall also include, where appropriate, delayed,immediate and chronic effects from short- and long-term exposure: for example sensitisation, narcosis, carcinogenicity, mutagenicity and reproductive toxicity(developmental toxicity and fertility).
Whereas the data requirements for active substances as well as for plant protection products were modified in 2013 to include studies on the chronic effects of such substances and products on bees, as well as a study on the effects of such substances and products on honeybee development and other honeybee life stages[11];
Article 13(1)(j): The ship recycling facility‘establishes records on incidents, accidents,occupational diseases and chronic effects and, if requested by its competent authorities, reports any incidents, accidents, occupational diseases or chronic effects causing, or with the potential for causing, risks to workers' safety, human health and the environment'.
The refinement of the effect assessment for soil(PNECsoil)could be based on studies on the chronic effects on earthworms, additional studies on soil microflora and a number of relevant plant species, studies on grassland invertebrates(including insects) and feral birds.
There is limited data regarding chronic effect of Inbrija in respiratory compromised patients.