James D McGlothlin
James D McGlothlin
Noah Seixas,Rick Neitzel,Lianne Sheppard et al.
Noah Seixas et al.
Although the exposure-response relationships for noise-induced hearing loss are relatively well established, there is not complete agreement on which metrics of noise exposure best represent risk of hearing damage. In particular, while L(eq...
Thoracic size-selective sampling of fibres: performance of four types of thoracic sampler in laboratory tests [0.03%]
呼吸系统尺寸选择性采样：四种呼吸系统的采样器的实验室测试性能比较研究
A D Jones,R J Aitken,J F Fabriès et al.
A D Jones et al.
The counting of fibres on membrane filters could be facilitated by using size-selective samplers to exclude coarse particulate and fibres that impede fibre counting. Furthermore, the use of thoracic size selection would also remove the pres...
Comparative Study
The Annals of occupational hygiene. 2005 Aug;49(6):481-92. DOI:10.1093/annhyg/mei004 2005
An experimental study to investigate the feasibility to classify paints according to neurotoxicological risks: occupational air requirement (OAR) and indoor use of alkyd paints [0.03%]
一项实验研究：根据职业空气质量要求(OAR)和室内使用醇酸漆对油漆进行神经毒性风险分类的可行性调查
Derk H Brouwer,Nettie A J de Pater,Christian Zomer et al.
Derk H Brouwer et al.
The concept of occupational air requirement (OAR), representing the quantity of air required to dilute the vapor concentration in the work environment resulting from 1 l product to a concentration below the occupational exposure limit (OEL)...
Paul M Hext,John A Tomenson,Peter Thompson
Paul M Hext
Titanium dioxide (TiO(2)) is manufactured worldwide in large quantities for use in a wide range of applications and is normally considered to be toxicologically inert. Findings of tumours in the lungs of rats exposed chronically to high con...
Multicenter Study
The Annals of occupational hygiene. 2005 Aug;49(6):461-72. DOI:10.1093/annhyg/mei012 2005
T Renée Anthony,Michael R Flynn,Alfred Eisner
T Renée Anthony
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and numerical investigations of particle inhalability and contaminant exposure have used simple geometrical surrogates for a breathing human form, but the effect of eliminating facial features has not been...
Comparative Study
The Annals of occupational hygiene. 2005 Mar;49(2):179-93. DOI:10.1093/annhyg/meh082 2005
Virpi Väänänen,Mervi Hämeilä,Pentti Kalliokoski et al.
Virpi Väänänen et al.
Objectives: Dermal exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and the role of an industrial by-product, coal fly ash, on workers' PAH exposure were investigated during stone mastic asphalt (SMA) paving and remixi...
Comparative Study
The Annals of occupational hygiene. 2005 Mar;49(2):167-78. DOI:10.1093/annhyg/meh094 2005
Company-level, semi-quantitative assessment of occupational styrene exposure when individual data are not available [0.03%]
缺乏个体数据时公司层面的职业苯乙烯暴露半定量评估方法
Henrik A Kolstad,Jette Sønderskov,Igor Burstyn
Henrik A Kolstad
In epidemiological research, self-reported information about determinants and levels of occupational exposures is difficult to obtain, especially if the disease under study has a high mortality rate or follow-up has exceeded several years. ...
Evaluation of an artificial intelligence program for estimating occupational exposures [0.03%]
一种估计职业接触量的人工智能程序的评价
Karen L Johnston,Margaret L Phillips,Nurtan A Esmen et al.
Karen L Johnston et al.
Estimation and Assessment of Substance Exposure (EASE) is an artificial intelligence program developed by UK's Health and Safety Executive to assess exposure. EASE computes estimated airborne concentrations based on a substance's vapor pres...
Comparative Study
The Annals of occupational hygiene. 2005 Mar;49(2):147-53. DOI:10.1093/annhyg/meh072 2005
K S Creely,J Tickner,A J Soutar et al.
K S Creely et al.
EASE (Estimation and Assessment of Substance Exposure) is a general model that may be used to predict workplace exposure to a wide range of substances hazardous to health. First developed in the early 1990s, it is now in its second Windows ...