Sentence examples for complicate exposure from inspiring English sources

Additionally, various countries have differing regulations about how much phthalate is allowed in a product, which can complicate exposure estimation.

Interactions with behavioral factors may also complicate exposures to multiple pollutants.

It is expected that the number of base stations will roughly double to accommodate new technology and a larger percentage of sites will have to be shared between operators, complicating exposure assessment.

"Cancer is complicated, exposures are complicated, and it's ethically difficult to do the kinds of human studies that might tell us what we really want to know," said Caroline Cox, research director of the Center for Environmental Health, an advocacy group in Oakland, Calif.

This would complicate the exposure analysis.

Characteristics of agricultural work further complicate pesticide exposure research designs.

However, arsenic from external sources may bind to hair and nails, which can complicate the exposure analysis.

The lack of reliability and sensitivity of these kits complicates exposure assessment.

Large interindividual differences in the formation of the metabolites, and changes of the metabolite profile at different times after exposure further complicate interpretation of exposure and dose using urinary atrazine biomarkers (Buchholz et al. 1999).

On the other hand, mixed exposure to more than one species of wood was very common in this study, which complicates the exposure assessment and cancer risk profile of different species of wood.

A 52-year-old patient suffered from septic bursitis of the first metatarso-phalangeal joint of the right foot complicated with exposure of the joint structures (Fig. 2a).