Meanings of wood dust in English

H-ras mutations showed no association with patients' previous exposure to wood dust.

He arose, flecking the wood dust from his hands.

Here, the mutts scrap in marvellous cotton wood dust-ups and struggle to survive on maggoty morsels.

Then the fine wood dust would smoke.

The first complaint was in relation to wood dust and ash being discharged over the property's boundary.

The risk of sinonasal cancer in relation to wood dust exposure was studied in these two groups.

Others are more surprising: Also ranked as "Group 1 Carcinogens" are wood dust and Chinese salted fish.

She was at the window, looking out, when he straightened himself and gingerly brushed the wood dust from his hands.

Contrary to our hypothesis, we observed modest decreased risks with exposure to wood dust, although no dose-response relationship was apparent.

We investigated whether a history of wood dust exposure through occupational and hobby-related activities was associated with increased lung cancer risk.

In some cases there was no lining at all except wood dust, in others a small quantity of dry grass and a few feathers.

The design for his bagless vacuum cleaner took shape after he noticed a giant cyclone used to get rid of wood dust in a sawmill.

Using detailed work and personal histories, quantitative estimates of cumulative exposure to wood dust (thought to be primarily from softwood) were calculated for each participant.

For instance, employers and managers in joineries must be aware of the serious health risks of wood dusts.