Rationale for the method of determining the maximum allowable exposure level to hazardous industrial substances adopted in USA
Novikov, S.M.; Semenovykh, L.N.
Gigiena i Sanitariia 2: 25-30
1994
ISSN/ISBN: 0016-9900 PMID: 8005468 Document Number: 430325
The comparison of standardization methodology adopted in the USA and in the Russian Federation showed their differences. Nevertheless the use of some methodological elements of USA standardization for RF sanitary legislation may be useful.
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