Sentence examples for constructed exposure from inspiring English sources

We constructed exposure measures to be homologous with epidemiological evidence linking dampness/mold with FEV1%, described above.

We constructed exposure indicators by calculating the arithmetic mean of daily concentrations recorded in the selected ambient urban stations.

The datasets needed to make background images for use in constructing exposure corrected flat-field images are available in CALDB (since v4.3.0).

Fortunately, some of the approaches discussed below are already used by epidemiologists to construct exposure measures or analyze data, although not for examining interaction.

Additionally, few data are available from farmworkers regarding the assumptions used to construct exposure scenarios (e.g., hours spent in the home).

Data used to construct exposure estimates or classifications can be drawn from a variety of sources, ranging from general information regarding pesticide use to personal measurements.

We did not examine other criteria pollutants (ozone, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and lead) because there were too few monitoring sites to construct exposure models (PSCAA 2007).

Two dimensions have been proposed for the resilience construct – exposure to adversity and showing signs of positive adaptation to this adversity (Luthar, Cicchetti and Becker 2000; Masten 2001; Schoon 2006).

The method constructs exposure time periods and estimates the dose used during the period by considering the purchased amount in Defined Daily Doses (DDDs), which is recorded in the prescription register database.

Significance of this statistic may be evaluated by constructing exposure traces for the controls as described earlier, and by then repeatedly allocating case-control identifiers across the N lifelines that are k nearest neighbors of the focus in order to construct the reference distribution for.

In contrast, the Scandinavian countries maintain historical registries of residences, and these have proved invaluable, as in the example already noted of constructing exposure histories to low-frequency electromagnetic fields from overhead power lines (Feychting and Ahlbom 1993; Olsen et al. 1993; Verkasalo et al. 1993).