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maximum exposure to a biologically active physical or chemical agent that is allowed during an 8-hour period in a population of workers, or during a 24-hour period in the general population

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is main subject of	Scientific and practical considerations for the development of occupational exposure limits (OELs) for chemical substances Estimation of "safe doses" in carcinogenic experiments Second international workshop permissible levels for occupational exposure to inorganic lead Thresholds? 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Report of a WHO expert Committee with the participation of ILO A short-term test to predict acceptable levels of exposure to airborne sensory irritants Substantiation of approximate safe levels of exposure to noxious substances in the air of the working zone Exposure criteria for industrial ultrasound Patient guidance after 131I therapy: time for change? Biological threshold limit values for occupational exposure to harmful chemicals Recommendation of maximum permissible exposure level (1978) Study of the functional state of a peripheral nerve and neuromuscular junction as a criterion for setting health standards for chemical substances [Studies on the changes in the vibratory sensation threshold at the fingertip in relation to some physical parameters of exposed vibration. Part 2. A study on the equal TTS curves of the vibratory sensation and the hygienic allowable limit of portab TLVs for asbestos An occupational hygiene study of a controlled welding task using a general purpose rutile electrode Hazards of low-level lead exposure recognized Methods to reduce carbon monoxide levels at the workplace Diagnostic Ultrasound Exposure in Man Effects of ablation of serotonin or norepinephrine brain-stem areas on halothane and cyclopropane MACs in rats Evaluation of guidelines for safe exposure to continuous noise of moderate and high intensity 1990 Henry F. Smyth, Jr. Award Lecture. 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The relationship between the site of airway obstruction in exercise-induced asthma and the inhibitory effect of an alpha-adrenoreceptor blocking agent Choice of parameters for the estimation of hazards in dusty work environments Possibility of probabilistic estimation of threshold doses and concentrations for single exposure in studying the toxicity of chemical substances On the maximum allowable concentration of mercury vapors Permissible levels for occupational exposure; Basic concepts Biologic evidence for the existence of thesholds in chemical carcinogenesis Comparison of limited weight values and the sensitivity of analytical methods used for the detection of toxic atmospheric agents in working places Quest for a gasoline TLV Estimation of the internal radiation dosage on the general population exposed to patients under radioisotope treatment and computation of their maximum perimissible exposure level Regulation toxic and harmful substances--the supreme court's decision upholding OSHA's cotton dust standard Hygiene standard for impulse noise from the Committee on Hygiene Standards of the British Occupational Hygiene Society Methods of calculating health standards for chemically polluted water The limitations of TLVs Can drinking water standards be reliably derived from industrial TLVs? Standardization and control of maximimum permissible concentrations as a metrological task Current views on permissible levels of occupational exposure to inorganic lead Compliance with the carbon monoxide standard in the workplace A study for the simplification of permissible criteria for noise exposure recommended by Japan Association of Industrial Health (author's transl) Express methods of determining toxicity, MPEL and safety evaluation of chemical compounds in the external environment Lead regulations for workers in Israel: do they protect? Further comments on novel schedule TLVs Development of workplace environment standards in foreign countries. Pt 3.--Procedures for Development of MAC values in the USSR AHA protests OSHA action on nitrous oxide level The basis for the lack of necessity of determining maximum permissible concentrations for chemical compounds Metallic copper and silver dust hazards.. Reliability of the computational methods for determining the MAC value for harmful chemical substances in the air of a work area Permissible limits for occupational exposure to inorganic lead and the blood lead--air lead relationship Microwave radiation: level of acceptable exposure subject of wide disagreement Adjusting occupational exposure limits for moonlighting, overtime, and environmental exposures Threshold limit values for extraordinary work schedules Considered limited values of chemical pollutants and particles in the workroom areas, proposed by the Italian Society of Industrial Medicine and the Italian Association of Industrial Hygienists for the year 1975 Comments on the article by Castleman and Ziem Comments on “implications of OSHA's Reliance on TLVs in developing the air contaminants standard” Letter: Estimating "safe" levels, a hazardous undertaking Suggested permissible concentration of mineral oil mist: mineral oil mist 3 mg/m3 Advice on maximum permissible exposure level Theoretical principles for hygienic standardization of hazardous substances in the soil Present principles for substantiating approximate innocuous levels of body exposure to chemical substances

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