Toxicity Reference Value definition
Toxicity Reference Value or “TRV” means the following:
Toxicity Reference Value. [TRV] means a maximal estimate of exposure to a substance which would not elicit an unacceptable adverse toxicological effect in an organism, including without limitation; acceptable daily intake (ADI], benchmark dose [BMD], cancer potency slope factor [CPSF], ecological soil screening level [Eco-SSL], lowest observed adverse effect level [LOAEL], minimum risk level [MRL], no observed adverse effect level [NOAEL], reference dose [RfD], reference concentration [RfC], risk specific dose [RSD], tolerable daily intake [TDI], tumorigenic concentration 05 [TC05], tumorigenic dose 05 [TD05] and unit risk [UR].
Toxicity Reference Value or “TRV” means a dose above which ecologically relevant effects might occur to wildlife species following chronic dietary exposure and below which it is reasonably expected that such effects will not occur.