Sentence examples for and so exposure from inspiring English sources

A statistical method indifferent to the assumption of normality was employed: namely, binary logistic regression for modelling a binary response (eg, suffering fatigue (1) or not (0)), and so exposure was introduced as a predictor variable.

There could be heterogeneity in their exposure patterns within the occupation, perhaps in the specific jobs they undertook, and so exposure intensity could still be an explanation for the observed association.

Now, high Q mixing has little effect on exposure in the PD MPS, and so exposure will be maximized only through use of a high fu or increasing the dose amount and/or frequency.

Rotavirus, the most common viral agent causing diarrhea in children, affects gut permeability and intestinal cytokine balance, and so exposure to this virus may have varying effects on immune modulation depending on the concurrent exposure to grain antigens.

The reason for this is that most of the key psychosocial risks for psychopathology in young people - such as poverty, maltreatment, violence exposure - are stable and so exposures are not precisely timed in development.

But, surprise — each room has its own glassed-in shower and sink, so exposure is limited.

As you mentioned in the story our time and resources are limited so exposure of this kind is invaluable in helping raise awareness and drawing attention to our cause... you really capture the essence of our dream a little there".

So, exposure and outcome assessment could be partially biased.

Measles is contagious from four days before the appearance of the telltale rash and until four days after, so exposure often occurs without people realizing, especially during flu season, when many children show similar symptoms.

Television revenues are up and so is exposure.

Television revenue is up and so is exposure, with ABC and ESPN offering a higher profile.