Betekenis van:
emf

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. High intensity electromagnetic field (EMF) source; low frequency or high frequency (microwave)
2. Person is close to the electromagnetic field (EMF) source, body (central nervous system) is exposed
3. providing further studies on electromagnetic field (EMF) as per the gaps identified by the EU Scientific Committees, relevant projects and the WHO (namely on the long-term effects of low-level exposure to EMF, including Radio Frequency IDentification — RFID) and feasibility study on alert indicators and EMF-related monitoring needs; promotion of studies on risk perception and communication best practices, support for the development of EMF dosimetry guidelines and installation guidelines for electric and mobile phone companies;
4. production of reports on selected population groups (i.e. women and children), on the impact and risk factors for disabilities (e.g. visual impairment), on the protection of the public against the risks of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF), on the selection of relevant EMF indicators and guidelines and on links between environmental factors and health outcomes;
5. Promotion of the establishment of thematic networks of scientific excellence between EU, national and international Risk Assessment (RA) and scientific advisory bodies for exchange and collaboration on critical issues like nanotechnology, antimicrobial resistance, EMF, as well as on RA methodological aspects (e.g. benchmark approach, non-threshold carcinogenic substances, risk/benefit assessment etc.). [Financing mechanism: Call for proposals]
6. Promotion of the establishment of thematic networks of scientific excellence between EU, national and international Risk Assessment (RA) and scientific advisory bodies for exchange and collaboration on critical issues like nanotechnology, antimicrobial resistance, EMF, as well as on RA methodological aspects (e.g. benchmark approach, non-threshold carcinogenic substances, risk/benefit assessment etc.).