Sentence examples for a study of environmentally from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the corresponding author of a study of environmentally exposed children (Shen et al. 2001) was contacted twice by monthly e-mail to resolve some discrepancy in their reported study.

A recent study of environmentally harmful subsidies for the European Commission examined irrigation subsidies in Spain.

Finally, a study of Texas school districts found that environmentally released mercury in a county was associated with higher autism prevalence among students in that county (Palmer et al. 2009), but these results were not replicated (Lewandowski et al. 2009).

In subgroup analysis (subgroups were defined by the type of study and by population, that is, occupationally and environmentally exposed adults and children), there was no heterogeneity between occupational studies (I = 0), between the studies of environmentally exposed children (I = 0), and moderate heterogeneity among the studies of environmentally exposed adults (I = 55.2%).

These results provide strong evidence to support the inclusion of relevant policy changes in chronic dose estimation for epidemiological studies of environmentally related diseases.

However, these dose estimates compare favourably to other studies of environmentally exposed populations that exclusively relied on retrospective dose reconstruction and did not have individual measurements of radioactivity.

Results from epidemiological studies of environmentally exposed adult and pediatric populations from the U.S., Japan, and Taiwan and occupationally exposed cohorts from around the world were considered.

Last, studies of environmentally exposed adults who had notably higher exposures in the past suggest that bone lead level is more consistently associated with performance on cognitive tests than is blood lead level.

The County is similar to communities labelled "back country" or "hard scrabble" in a study examining location of environmentally hazardous sites [ 48].

A longitudinal study that includes a relevant number of environmentally exposed participants offers an advantage for studying dose effect relationships over time with repeated measurements.

Only by using a tracer we can study Zn uptake at a range of environmentally realistic exposure conditions.