Sentence examples for an index of exposure from inspiring English sources

Self-reporting of skin contact and frequency of contact were used as an index of exposure.

Articles about fear of crime were sorted by zone of publication, and an index of exposure, based upon the frequency of articles reporting crimes, was created.

These inconsistencies may be due to the limitations of PM2.5 mass as an index of exposure to the biologically active components of the ambient PM2.5.

We created an index of exposure that ranged from 0 (saw none of these four types of messages) to 4 (saw all types of messages).

We assessed the association between exposure to PBDEs and early social and emotional development in children using PBDE concentrations in human milk as an index of exposure.

Cotinine is a major metabolite of nicotine that is used as a marker for active smoking and as an index of exposure to secondhand smoke (11).

Our primary objective was to determine the relationship between stand-level developmental and structural attributes of four expanding western juniper (Juniperus occidentalis) woodlands with two topographic features commonly important to forest vegetation patterns, site exposure (an index of insolation exposure based on slope and aspect) and elevation.

Most research has been ecological in nature and has focused on high levels of arsenic exposure with few studies directly measuring arsenic levels in drinking water as an index of arsenic exposure.

This study explored associations between albuminuria and an index of cadmium exposure (urinary cadmium excretion) in the presence and absence of Type 2 diabetes.

However, many randomized controlled trials (RCTs) aiming to confirm those findings have failed, perhaps because serum 25(OH D is an index of UVB exposure and non-vitamin D mechanisms or because disease reduces serum 25(OH D content.

Urinary Cd was measured as an index of lifetime exposure.