Sentence examples for comparing the exposure from inspiring English sources
In comparing the exposure groups, the results indicate that the limit value ofazw(8h)=0·8 m/s2should be reviewed.
Interestingly, while comparing the exposure of des-CIC at the ED50 dose of ciclesonide (100 μg/rat/day) versus fluticasone at its ED50 dose (30 μg/rat/day), we observed that the level of des-CIC in the systemic circulation was much higher than fluticasone, in spite of the fact that ciclesonide had a lower side effect profile.
This applies at least for cross-sectional studies comparing the exposure of groups of the population.
The idea of cross-validation is to assess estimation accuracy by comparing the exposure estimates with true exposure observations.
This source of bias can be overcome by comparing the exposure characteristics of cases with C. coli infection with those of cases with C. jejuni infection.
We used a test for trend across ordered groups for comparing levels of NO2 among age and socioeconomic categories, and a t-test for comparing the exposure levels between genders.
Fit within a tolerance interval, rather than a confidence interval, is appropriate in comparing the exposure-response relationship from a single new study with the results of a prior synthesis of exposure-response relationships.
For example, Syed compared the exposure of Allardyce to that of Max Mosley, the former head of motor racing's governing body, the FIA, who was filmed by the News of the World in 2008 while taking part in an orgy.
There, she compared the exposure of Quebec and Greenland Inuit communities to industrial trans fats from food consumption.
Many studies have compared the exposure of cyclists to those taking other modes of transport and compared exposure differences between backstreet routes and main roads.
Due to the specific FIB targeting of the two phosphate grains exposed on the front side of particle RA-QD02-0115 (subsample 04), we can directly compare the exposure effects on merrillite and Cl-bearing apatite with the adjacent olivine.
