… However, for all the reasons mentioned above, exposure assessment often has to … assessment
of measurement error, have improved the exposure estimates for health risk assessment …

… Estimate based on the total annual production of the compound divided by the total population
exposed Estimate … worst-case" screening method Estimates based on maximum approved …

… conditions of exposure. The critical exposure determinant for evaluating skin sensitization
risk is dose per unit area of skin exposed. Use of this parameter allows for comparative …

… exposure estimation in environmental epidemiological studies is crucial for health risk
assessment. … error types in exposure estimation as well as the statistical approaches to account for …

… For risk assessment and further risk management, data on dietary exposure source and …
cancer risk assessment was carried out due to exposure to dietary intake of BaP in Koreans. …

… Cancer and noncancer risks were assessed using conventional approaches (US EPA 1986,
1999, 2003) applied to the exposure estimates based on our measured exposures and the …

… The estimation procedure may be applied to other exposure assessment with various …
children is suggested in assessing associations of the exposure estimates with health biomarkers. …

… will usually possess less uncertainty than other steps in the risk assessment. Admittedly,
many factors should be considered when estimating exposure; for example, it is a complicated …

… The Guidelines also stress that exposure estimates along with supporting information will
be fully presented in Agency risk assessment documents, and that Agency scientists will …

… Several of the reported HAA concentrations are therefore not suitable for human exposure
estimations and risk assessments. Distinctly lower concentrations were found in some recent …