Results for site of exposure translation from English to Tagalog

site of employment
lugar ng trabaho

site of the south pole
site of the south pole

osha considers certain healthcare and mortuary workers to be at high or very high categories of exposure risk.
itinuturing ng osha ang ilang partikular na manggagawa sa pangangalagang pangkalusugan at punerarya na nasa mataas o napakataas na kategorya ng panganib sa pagkakalantad.

nutrients can be transported from the site of intake to the regions where they can be synthesized into the requirements of the organisms
adequates supply ng oxygen sa mga cell ay panatag

the less the collimation (the size of the light field) = the greater the area of exposure = more scatter radiation and proproduce = more density.
pag less ang collimation (lalakihan ang light field) = mas malaki and area of exposure = more scatter radiation and maproproduce = more density.

on january 24 the first clinical study on the disease reported that, out of 41 patients with confirmed cases, only 21 had direct contact with the wuhan seafood market that was considered the starting site of the infection from an unknown animal source.
noong enero 24 iniulat ng unang klinikal na pag-aaral sa sakit na, sa 41 na pasyente na may nakumpirmang mga kaso, 21 lang ang nagkaroon ng direktang kontak sa pamilihan ng laman-dagat sa wuhan na itinuturing na pinagmulang lugar ng impeksiyon mula sa hindi kilalang pinagmulan na hayop.

fr. bernad reexamines and assesses the evidence for these two claims. he gives each claim its due and a hearing of whatever evidence are in its favor. been created to review the butuan claim to have been the site of the first mass.
fr. sinusuri at sinusuri din ni bernad ang katibayan para sa dalawang paghahabol na ito. ibinibigay niya sa bawat paghahabol na nararapat at pagdinig ng anumang ebidensya na pabor sa kanya. nilikha upang suriin ang pag-angkin ng butuan na naging site ng unang misa.

pesticides are a broad category of chemical that are used in agriculture and inside and around the home, primarily for pest and weed control. so we encounter pesticides on our fruits and vegetables that we buy from the store. we use pesticides in our homes, like with raid sprays or bait traps. and we use them in our lawns and gardens. exposure to these chemicals can cause a myriad of health problems. pesticide poisoning is a more immediate reaction, most commonly caused by occupational use or accidental ingestion. the symptoms are pretty different, but they usually include various neurological symptoms, like nausea, headache, dizziness. sometimes you might feel numb. you might feel confused. when you apply them, even if it seems like you're applying a really safe ingredient, always use gloves. and always try to wear a mask. if you can smell the pesticide when you're applying it, then you're being exposed. the environmental protection agency regulates the amount of pesticide residue on store-bought fruits and vegetables. so while this type of exposure is unlikely to lead to poisoning, it could lead to more long-term side effects. some pesticides have been linked to parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, and especially during pregnancy, exposures have been linked to reduced childhood iq, behavioral problems, cancer, and birth defects. if you do have high exposure to pesticides, you might not experience pesticide poisoning, but that doesn't mean that you aren't experiencing some very low level toxicity. health experts stress, the best way to limit pesticide exposure is by buying organic produce or soaking fruits and vegetables for at least five minutes and limiting pesticide use in the home when possible. i know it's really easy to bust out a spray when you see a cockroach or a bug that you would like to kill, but you know you can just use a shoe. a shoe works just as well and it's not emitting toxic chemicals. english pesticides are a broad category of chemical that are used in agriculture and inside and around the home, primarily for pest and weed control. so we encounter pesticides on our fruits and vegetables that we buy from the store. we use pesticides in our homes, like with raid sprays or bait traps. and we use them in our lawns and gardens. exposure to these chemicals can cause a myriad of health problems. pesticide poisoning is a more immediate reaction, most commonly caused by occupational use or accidental ingestion. the symptoms are pretty different, but they usually include various neurological symptoms, like nausea, headache, dizziness. sometimes you might feel numb. you might feel confused. when you apply them, even if it seems like you're applying a really safe ingredient, always use gloves. and always try to wear a mask. if you can smell the pesticide when you're applying it, then you're being exposed. the environmental protection agency regulates the amount of pesticide residue on store-bought fruits and vegetables. so while this type of exposure is unlikely to lead to poisoning, it could lead to more long-term side effects. some pesticides have been linked to parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, and especially during pregnancy, exposures have been linked to reduced childhood iq, behavioral problems, cancer, and birth defects. if you do have high exposure to pesticides, you might not experience pesticide poisoning, but that doesn't mean that you aren't experiencing some very low level toxicity. health experts stress, the best way to limit pesticide exposure is by buying organic produce or soaking fruits and vegetables for at least five minutes and limiting pesticide use in the home when possible. i know it's really easy to bust out a spray when you see a cockroach or a bug that you would like to kill, but you know you can just use a shoe. a shoe works just as well and it's not emitting toxic chemicals. english
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