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. 2021 Jan 19;94(5):889–899. doi: 10.1007/s00420-020-01636-0

Table 3.

Cross-week changes of chemosensory perception ratings, comparison of study groups (median; min–max)

Time Reference (n = 22) Moderately exposed (n = 17) Highly exposed (n = 22)
Odor intensity Monday 48 (0–365) 0 (0–158) 0 (0–309)
Thursday 60 (0–399) 0 (0–153) 114 (0–1000)
Odor annoyance Monday 14 (0–375) 0 (0–162) 0 (0–264)
Thursday 21 (0–158) 0 (0–77) 52 (0–1000)
Eye irritation Monday 15 (0–267) 0 (0–150) 22 (0–191)
Thursday 15 (0–172) 29 (0–161) 26 (0–256)
Nose irritation Monday 19 (0–232) 6 (0–99) 19 (0–161)
Thursday 13 (0–146) 17 (0–78) 39 (0–240)

‘Barely detectable’ (10) through ‘weak’ (55), ‘moderate’ (165), ‘strong’ (355), ‘very strong’ (530), to ‘strongest imaginable’ (1000)