Sentence examples for adjustment exposure from inspiring English sources

By investigating dependence of URRs on study characteristics (Table 3), we have already implicitly examined sensitivity of results to these characteristics (study design, smoking adjustment, exposure information, etc) and found little such sensitivity.

After multivariable adjustment, exposures above the lowest quartile of DDE were associated with a 2.4 times greater risk of rapid growth among normal-weight mothers (p < 0.05).

Because of its continuous haemodynamic adjustments (exposure to pulsatile flow), the aorta is particularly prone to injury and disease resulting from mechanical trauma.

Without adjusting exposure on the left, with exposure adjustment on the right.

When BDI was analysed as a continuous variable, women exposed to ETS had significantly higher BDI scores after full adjustment (overall exposure: β=1.36, p=0.013; occasional exposure: β=1.15, p=0.063; regular exposure: β=1.90, p=0.039).

First, we estimated genetic associations with U-Hg for all persons in a country with adjustment for exposure subgroup (controls, low or high exposure) as categorical (nominal) variables, and after stratification by low or high exposure subgroup.

For the 2008 2010 data, we considered additional adjustment for exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), active smoking, antibiotic use, exposure to cats and dogs, and coal, coke, wood or gas used as a fuel in stoves for heating and cooking.

After mutual adjustment,postnatal exposure (OR 1.13 (0.99 to 1.29) and the combined effects of prenatal and postnatal exposure (OR 1.34 (1.19 to 1.51)) seem to increase the risk of asthma in children.

A Propensity-score-based Fine Stratification Approach for Confounding Adjustment When Exposure Is Infrequent.

Firstly, the mold fabrication process is optimized by adjustment of exposure and heat treatment.

As before, CLR models were used to estimates ORs associated with drug use in each period with mutual adjustment for exposure in other periods as well as adjustment for screening predictors.