Chronic effect definition

Chronic effect means an adverse effect that is measured by assessing an acceptable endpoint and results from continual exposure over several generations or at least over a significant part of the test species’ projected life span or life stage.

Examples of Chronic effect in a sentence

• Chronic effect of different types of stretching on ankle dorsiflexion range of motion: Systematic review and meta- analysis.

• Chronic effect critical body residues can be estimated by applying an acute to chronic ratio of 10 to the acute CBR (McCarty, 1986; Call, et al., 1985).

• Chronic effect data information is limited and largely dominated by external γ irradiation exposure conditions.

• Chronic effect of different types of stretching on ankle dorsiflexion range of motion: Systematic review and meta-analysis.

• Classification codes: Aquatic Chronic 2 : Chronic effect to the aquatic environment, Category 2 Eye Irrit.

• Chronic effect of cadmium in sediments on colonization by benthic marine organisms: An evaluation of the role of interstitial cadmium and acid volatile sulfide in biological availability.

• Chronic effect of exercise on energy intake in overweight and obese .....................................................................................................................

• Chronic effect of cadmium in sediments on colonization by benthic marine organisms: An evaluation of the role of interstitial cadmium and acid-volatile sulfide in biological availability.

• Chronic effect refer to situation where the use of a medicine, often for unknown reasons, increase the frequency of a “spontaneous” disease.

• Chronic effect levels for the ten marine species are situated between 4.4 mg Mo/L (EC10 for M.