Sentence examples for changes in exposure rates from inspiring English sources

These municipalities had large changes in exposure rates.

The ratio of each decade's average exposure level for crop applications, compared to that for the 1990s, was applied to the applications to animals to derive the 1960s-1980s dechanges changes in exposure rates.

A U.S. EPA committee (Brennan et al. 2003) previously defined a series of human age groups based on behavioral and physiologic milestones likely to predict changes in exposure rates (Table 3).

The collections of these baseline data are critical for monitoring future changes in population exposure rates, shifting demographics of infection, and vector bionomics.

The objective of this study was to explain changes in the exposure rate (ER) of red deer to Anaplasma spp. under different configurations of suitable habitat and landscape fragmentation in the presence of variable densities of the potentially diluting host, wild boar.

The only assumption will be linearity, i.e. proportionality between changes in death rates and changes in exposure.

Declining smoking rates and changes in exposure to tobacco smoke may have played an important role in the decline of urine cadmium concentrations, benefiting both smokers and nonsmokers.

Levy et al. [ 28] estimated the effect of short-term changes in exposure to particulate matter on the rate of sudden cardiac arrest.

Helena Stopes-Roe Birmingham I'm surprised that neither Dr Peter Fleming nor the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths, which started in 1971, appears to have noticed that changes in exposure of air pollution correlate with changes in rates of infant mortality.

Trends in primary liver cancer (PLC) incidence rates will generally reflect temporal changes in exposure to aetiological agents.

The analysis makes no assumption about changes in exposure to risk factors, but relies entirely on the extrapolation of the recorded rates in the past.