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  • 1. Estimation of respirable dust exposure among coal miners in South Africa.
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  • 3. Variability of exposure and estimation of cumulative exposure in a manually operated coal mine.
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  • 11. [Occupational exposure to silica dust by selected sectors of national economy in Poland based on electronic database].
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  • 13. Cross-shift peak expiratory flow changes are unassociated with respirable coal dust exposure among South African coal miners.
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  • 15. Differential respirable dust related lung function effects between current and former South African coal miners.
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  • 17. Respirable dust and quartz exposure from three South African farms with sandy, sandy loam, and clay soils.
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  • 18. Assessment of exposure in epidemiological studies: the example of silica dust.
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  • 19. A critique of MSHA procedures for determination of permissible respirable coal mine dust containing free silica.
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  • 20. Respirable dust exposures in U.S. surface coal mines (1982-1986).
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