Sentence examples for an equal exposure from inspiring English sources

Seroprevalence was not influenced by the animal's age, suggesting an equal exposure of fawns born in 2011 and older animals (χ = 0.16, df = 2, p = 0.92).

Their article reviews the existing epidemiologic data on exposures to PM from woodsmoke combustion, including wildfires, and concludes that within a large range of uncertainty, the effect of wildfire PM seems to be consistent with the effects of similarly sized PM from other sources of urban PM on an equal-exposure basis.

During the first incident a uniform approach assigned equal exposure risk to all rendering workers in or near the production line.

During this process, rats only had access to one port at a time and received equal exposure to all four ports on the apparatus.

A hierarchical linear modeling approach, using the Poisson model with equal exposure and a logarithmic link function, was used to model these events.

In contrast, in a model that includes pack-years and cigarettes per day, the parameter for cigarettes per day represents the comparison of risk for exposure delivered at lower intensity for longer duration with risk for an equal total exposure delivered at higher intensity for shorter duration (Lubin and Caporaso 2006).

She said Ms. Clarkson had chosen to sing the B-side of the single, "Before Your Love," to give it equal exposure to "A Moment Like This".

Fluorescence images were obtained using a Zeiss AxioImager M2, with equal exposure times for all samples of each brain region.

Images were taken on a Nikon Ti microscope using a Roper Coolsnap HQ2 CCD, using equal exposure times across all samples for each channel.

On all selected routes, a clear advantage of inland shipping became obvious, even if a bonus was assigned to railways regarding noise pollution (at equal exposure, railway noise leads to a lower percentage of annoyed people than road traffic noise).

Thus, the Poisson model with equal exposure was considered a reasonable model for these events.