Sentence examples for clear cut exposure from inspiring English sources

One week after Glenn's statement, Union Carbide's corporate medical director, Dr. Mike Utidjian, told an industry task force that none of the 10 Texas City victims had a "clear cut" exposure.

Such clear-cut exposure patterns are rare in environmental epidemiology, except perhaps radiation exposure from use of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and, to a lesser extent, ionizing radiation from accidents at nuclear reactors.

Despite the fact that there is an overall increase of beryllium disease in working populations with higher exposure to beryllium, investigators have been unable to show a clear-cut exposure response between air concentrations of beryllium and CBD or sensitization (Henneberger et al. 2001; Kelleher et al. 2001; Viet et al. 2000).

Although blastomycosis was suspected but empiric therapy with amphotericin B was not started, as there was no clear cut history of exposure and she presented in the middle of winters when the outside temperature was -30 to -40 degrees Celsius.

Although our limitation is we have studied adults of a younger age group, older population needs to be anlysed to have a clear-cut picture of the cumulative exposure effect in their life time.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.

Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.

Legally it's not very clear cut".

Catches might seem more clear cut.

"Wales is fairly clear cut.

His answer was clear cut.