Search Results - "Lawley, Henry J."

The influence of cognitive bias on the perceived odor, irritation and health symptoms from chemical exposure by DALTON, P, WYSOCKI, C. J, BRODY, M. J, LAWLEY, H. J

“…Responses to volatile chemicals are often subjective and variable, both over time and across individuals. Although variability can derive from differences in…”
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Analysis of characteristic odors from human male axillae by ZENG, X.-N, LEYDEN, J. J, LAWLEY, H. J, SAWANO, K, NOHARA, I, PRETI, G

“…A number of studies concerning the analysis of axillary odors have assumed that the characteristic odor produced in the axillae is due to volatile steroids and…”
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Amelioration of Odorous Components in Spent Mushroom Compost by Bazemore, Russell, Wysocki, Charles J, Murray, Steve, Lawley, Henry J, Preti, George

“…Volatile sulfur compounds, as well as other volatiles found in the headspace above spent mushroom compost (SMC), were analyzed by gas chromatography and mass…”
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Human axillary secretions influence women's menstrual cycles: the role of donor extract from men by Cutler, W B, Preti, G, Krieger, A, Huggins, G R, Garcia, C R, Lawley, H J

“…Menstrual cycle lengths of 29.5 +/- 3 days ("normal cycles") are more frequent in women who have weekly coital activity than in women who do not. In order to…”
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Acetone odor and irritation thresholds obtained from acetone-exposed factory workers and from control (occupationally unexposed) subjects by Wysocki, C J, Dalton, P, Brody, M J, Lawley, H J

“…Sensitivity of olfaction (smell) and chemesthesis (irritation) was evaluated for 2-propanone (acetone) and 1-butanol in acetone-exposed workers (AEW; N = 32)…”
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Perceived odor, irritation, and health symptoms following short-term exposure to acetone by Dalton, Pamela, Wysocki, Charles J., Brody, Michael J., Lawley, Henry J.

“…The subjectivity of irritancy judgments can bias attempts to establish exposure guidelines that protect individuals from the sensory irritation produced by…”
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Human axillary secretions influence women's menstrual cycles: the role of donor extract of females by Preti, G, Cutler, W B, Garcia, C R, Huggins, G R, Lawley, H J

“…Menstrual synchrony in human females has previously been demonstrated among women attending a predominantly female university as well as among women attending…”
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