Sentence examples for burning exposure from inspiring English sources
Given that there is no standard methodology to measure burning exposure because of the uniqueness of each household's practices, it is difficult to evaluate the variance across studies.
In Tanzania, acute respiratory illness was more prevalent for cooks and children < 5 years of age compared with men and noncooking women, likely because of differences in biomass burning exposure (Kilabuko et al. 2007).
We therefore investigated possible effect modification, i.e., greater or lower associations from ambient air pollutants by exposure to smoke generated from coal or wood burning, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, and preterm or low birth weight status.
As already stated, short, intense episodes of burning sun exposure appear to be a significant risk factor for melanoma [ 10], but cumulative UV exposure over the years may also contribute to the risk.
He only went home once during this time: when his insides began burning after exposure to the nerve and chemical agents the Iraqis dropped from their warplanes on Iranian soldiers and civilians.
Trend test is for charcoal use only and garbage burning only exposure categories.
After burning out on exposure during her teens, she prefers her privacy, often turning down chances to pitch products and appear on talk shows.
These are in black-and-white, and we are meant to imagine them burning, like photographic exposures, into the Guevara conscience.
Owing to unique environmental exposures in Grenada, one question was added to the ISAAC questionnaire about exposure to burning brush (the burning of tree and grass trimmings is common in Grenada).
But the exposure to burning flesh seems to have had more profound long-term consequences for Salinger's life and his work.
An investigation by CBS News at a landfill in Manila found an increasing prevalence of tuberculosis among workers and their children, which a doctor treating them attributed to chronic exposure to burning copper from the electrical goods.
