Sentence examples for burn exposure from inspiring English sources

To define inflammatory responses in experimental burn injury in relation with the type and time of burn exposure.

Pfister's study showed increment in the mean level of ascorbic acid in the aqueous humour with 35 seconds of chemical burn exposure with 1 N NaOH [ 27].

Likewise, models were adjusted for social disadvantage, a factor previously correlated with lifestyle risk factors (eg, nutrition, smoking, alcohol) 51 52 that could be associated with the burn exposure and the outcomes measured.

Data of all index burn hospitalisations in Western Australia and Scotland from 1983 to 2008 were analysed with a follow-up time from discharge date, allowing for exclusion of prevalent cancers to support temporality of burn exposure and incident cancer.

TEWL may increase due to disruption of the skin barrier (wounds, scratches, burns, exposure to solvents or surfactants, extreme dryness) and is affected by humidity, temperature, season and moisture content of the skin (hydration level) [42].

There are three major methods of therapy for the burn wound: exposure, occlusive dressings, and primary excision.

"If a veteran goes in for an audiology appointment," explained Fischer, "and someone looks at their records and sees where they served and says, 'While you're here, we're doing a survey of veterans who served in the same time and place for burn pit exposure,' all of a sudden that young woman or man may find out they suffer from a medical condition they didn't even know to look for".

"Managers have gotten burned" from exposure to such disasters as Enron, WorldCom, Tyco International, Global Crossing and Adelphia Communications, said Matthew McGinness, senior analyst at Cerulli Associates, a Boston consultant.

Officials of the Disabled American Veterans said they had been contacted by more than 500 veterans complaining of illnesses they believed were caused by burn-pit exposure.

He then found other soldiers who had not been involved in fighting that fire but had similar symptoms that he believed might be linked to burn-pit exposure.

This year, the V.A. issued new guidelines for its staff to be on the lookout for veterans with illnesses that may have been caused by burn-pit exposure.