Sentence examples for consistent exposure from inspiring English sources

Noise-induced hearing loss can come about in two ways: from a brief exposure to a very loud noise or from consistent exposure to moderate-level noise.

Long-term studies have provided the most compelling evidence that chemicals once considered safe may cause health problems in communities with consistent exposure over many years.

"It's an interesting solution; it gives young children a consistent exposure," she said.

Consistent exposure to a higher level of sport has paid dividends, as it would in most athletes of a similar age, and Rio holds few fears.

Scientists don't know what might cause the cognitive effects, for example, or whether people adapt to higher levels after consistent exposure.

"Particles such as PM2.5 are known to be carcinogenic, so consistent exposure over three, four or five years can give you a high risk of developing these diseases," Shah says.

Students will ideally remain in PEEP throughout medical school, providing consistent exposure to psychiatry and a broad experience of its subspecialties.

Furthermore, a recent comprehensive analysis of 24 cohort and 8 case control studies for lymphohematopoietic malignancies neither found consistency across studies nor consistent exposure-dependent effects of FA (Rhomberg et al. 2011).

Were there consistent exposure-response associa tions within and across studies?

The lack of consistent exposure-response associations within or among studies indicates that the few associations noted between formaldehyde and leukemia are not causal.

Both species exhibited biologically significant differences among sites in anti-sheep red blood cells antibody titers, but consistent exposure-response relationships with organochlorines were not observed.