Sentence examples for Attained exposure from inspiring English sources

The highest attained exposure concentration corresponded to the maximum concentration value assigned to jobs with an individual's employment history.

The effects of occupational exposure to diesel and gasoline emissions were modeled using 5 exposure metrics: ever exposure, highest attained exposure concentration, duration of exposure, frequency of exposure, and cumulative exposure.

There were no significant associations between "ever exposed" to diesel emissions and lung cancer, and trends were "consistent" with an E-R pattern for highest attained exposure and cumulative exposure.

Association of prenatal arsenic exposure with attained weight and length.

We ensured that the parameter for each of high protein, low carbohydrate, and low carbohydrate-high protein score was approximately constant across time by visual inspection of the estimated log rates and by calculating likelihood ratio tests for parameters capturing the high protein, low carbohydrate, and low carbohydrate-high protein exposure by time (attained age) interactions.

The assumption of proportional hazards was evaluated and verified by a graphical check on the log cumulative hazard versus time and by modeling a product term between the time-scale for the model (attained age) and the time-fixed benzene exposure variables at baseline.

After stratification by SES, the differences in attained weight and height attributable to high arsenic exposure were apparent only among those with low SES, while the attributable change due to high cadmium exposure was somewhat attenuated in the high-SES group compared with the low-SES group.

The difference in attained height at age 5 years attributable to high cadmium exposure was 1.6 cm, while the difference in attained height attributable to high arsenic exposure was 0.5 cm and not statistically significant.

The age-at-exposure effect is shown by a 20% decrease in attained-age-specific ERRs per decade increase in age at exposure.

In contrast, EARs were shown to increase throughout life regardless of the age at exposure, and there have been indications that for solid cancers, attained-age-specific EARs are higher for those exposed at younger ages (Preston et al, 2003).

Attained BMI among participants with both high NRP residences and a history of SHS exposure was 2.15 kg/m higher (95% CI: 1.52, 2.77) in contrast with an expected increase (based on the sum of the individual effect estimates) of 1.65 kg/m (interaction p-value = 0.007).