Sentence examples for correlation between exposures from inspiring English sources

The correlation between exposures to NO2 and PM10 was 0.55.

Two primary determinants of our ability to identify interactions will be sample size and the pattern of correlation between exposures.

A recent aggregate assessment study of chlorpyrifos exposures among children also found a high correlation between exposures via the inhalation and dermal routes (Morgan et al. 2005).

The correlation between exposures was 0.35 (p < 0.001) for organic and mineral dust, 0.23 (p < 0.001) for organic dust and gases/fumes, and 0.53 (p < 0.001) for mineral dust and gases/fumes.

These results support the hypothesis that 4-day average exposure to chlorpyrifos and malathion varies over time for this population mean and for individual members of the population and that correlation between exposures to these two organophosphate pesticides can occur.

We therefore used the bootstrap-based single-step maxT multiple testing procedure proposed by Dudoit et al. (2004), which adjusts for multiple hypothesis testing while accounting for the correlation between exposures by estimating the joint distribution of test statistics (multtest package in R; R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria).

Correlating the two revealed a significant rank correlation between exposure and disease (R = 0.31, p < 0.01).

He said they had expected to find no correlation between exposure to electromagnetic fields and adverse health effects.

Some laboratory studies have linked atrazine to cancer in rats, and some epidemiological studies show a correlation between exposure and cancer in humans.

Furthermore, the results indicated that there is not a strong correlation between exposure levels and duration of application.

A meta-analysis (a study of studies) of 19 papers found no evidence that other factors could explain the correlation between exposure to lead and conduct problems in young people.