Sentence examples for capture exposure from inspiring English sources

Two potential limitations of Cho's identification strategy are the use of a dummy variable to capture exposure versus ELL student concentration and the focus on a child fixed effects approach, which cannot address time varying omitted variables which could be correlated with a child's exposure to ELL students.

Despite the number of studies undertaken to address TRIPP Stages 1 and 2 (injury surveillance, aetiology and mechanism of injury), most triathlon studies have been limited by retrospective designs with substantial, and unvalidated, recall periods, inconsistency in the definitions used for a reportable injury and exposure to injury, or a failure to capture exposure data at all.

On the other hand, the downside of using ADs in assessing NSAID exposure is its inability to capture exposure to widely available over-the-counter NSAIDs.

The inability to distinguish past from recent exposures in house dust and the fact that house dust does not capture exposure from all sources, limit the interpretation of both positive and null findings and further work is needed.

Finally, the relationship between traffic and pollution concentrations was significantly modified by meteorological factors and site characteristics, indicating the importance of incorporating small-scale spatial and temporal predictors to accurately capture exposure variability in urban residential settings.

These models, nevertheless, ignore the time to event (death), and therefore fail to capture exposure to the risk of dying or conceal the evolution of the subject's state over time.

The next challenge is specifying the level of detail required to describe the relevant biology and mechanistically capture exposure-response relationships.

The log transform of cumulative exposure can capture exposure-response relationships in which the response plateaus or attenuates at higher levels of cumulative exposure (Steenland and Deddens 2004).

Because exposure estimates were limited to children's residences, they did not capture exposures that may have occurred elsewhere, such as at schools or child-care centers.

Duplicate diet studies provide the best data for overall dietary exposure assessment because they capture exposures from food as prepared and eaten.

Additionally, our models did not capture exposures arising from indoor sources, although we were able to evaluate self-reported secondhand smoke exposure as a potential confounder.