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Meanings of occupational exposure in English

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Usage of occupational exposure in English
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The consequences of accidental occupational exposure, however, have not been widely recognised.
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Ninety-one percent of fire-fighters reported relevant occupational exposure in the past year.
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Cases are rare and disproportionately associated with occupational exposure to soil or animals.
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Health-based occupational exposure limits can only be derived from a reliable dose-response relationship.
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Firefighters may have unidentified sources of occupational exposure to perfluorinated chemicals.
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The one non-smoker had an occupational exposure to the fumes of solder flux.
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A Canadian case-control study explored the etiology of thyroid cancer, including occupational exposure.
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We used a job exposure matrix to classify occupational exposure.
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Demographic, occupational exposure, and other lifestyle factors were not significant.
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Introduction: Retrospective occupational exposure assessment has been challenging in case-control studies in the general population.
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Background: Respirable crystalline silica is a highly prevalent occupational exposure and a recognized lung carcinogen.
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The observed dose-effect relationship between self-reported occupational exposure and fire-fighters' lung function warrants further investigation.
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Cumulative occupational exposure indices were obtained from the questionnaires.
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The interaction between NAT2 and bladder cancer considering smoking habits and occupational exposure was studied.
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Heterogeneity of transmission can arise from many factors including acquired immunity, body size and occupational exposure.
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Objectives: An earlier study found a relationship between occupational exposure to antineoplastic drugs and ectopic pregnancy.
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