Sentence examples for a positive exposure from inspiring English sources

We found no evidence of a positive exposure response for PTB and apparent temperature HIs.

For our analysis, any drug exposure occurring within a 1-month window before the diagnosis of myopathy was considered a positive exposure.

Nevertheless, since the number of subjects that actually had a positive exposure index value was small, p-values would have been affected by the small sample size.

The human epidemiologic evidence mainly relies on four industrial cohorts [ 23- 26] with high exposures which showed a consistent increase in all cancers combined with a positive exposure-response trend.

We observed a positive exposure-response relationship between arsenic concentrations in drinking water and self-reported nausea/vomiting and abdominal cramping during pregnancy in a prospective cohort of pregnant women recruited in Bangladesh.

In our analysis of childhood cancers and crop density in six Midwestern states, we found statistically significant evidence for a positive exposure-response relationship between crop density of dry beans and incidence of total leukemia and ALL; oats and AML; and sugar beets and total leukemia and ALL.

An exposure response analysis was available in 1997 for two of the four cohorts (Flesch-Janys et al. 1995; Ott and Zober 1996); both of these analyses showed a significant positive exposure response for all cancers.

Ojima et al. [ 31] reported a significant positive exposure-related relationship between smoking and the rate of tooth loss.

All of the analyses demonstrated that a strongly positive exposure-response relationship exists between benzene and leukemia.

This is inherently logical if one considers attending regularly would be associated with fewer peer problems and better prosocial behaviour, but changing a person's other-group orientation would require a large enough "dose" of positive exposure to other groups.

All of it is positive exposure for a sport that has spent most of the past few years attracting black clouds.