Sentence examples for declining exposure to from inspiring English sources

The long-term trend of declining exposure to SHS among nonsmokers appears to have leveled off.

Overall, our results suggest that the long-term trend of declining exposure to SHS among nonsmokers, as reported by Pirkle et al. [ 6], have stabilized since 2002.

It is possible that with declining exposures to geohelminths such as occurs in many urban populations, that allergic responses may become redirected to ubiquitous aeroallergens.

This apparent decrease in risk over time may be attributable to declining exposures to ionizing radiation (decreased dose) and to the increasing use of diagnostic ultrasound in place of diagnostic X rays during pregnancy (Shu et al. 2002).

The risk may be further enhanced by a reduction in the background protection induced by declined exposure to infectious and environmental agents.

Although exposures to DnBP, BBzP, and DEHP have declined, exposures to replacement phthalates such as DiNP and DiBP have increased.

In addition, as exposures to commercial asbestos have declined, exposures to noncommercial asbestos and other elongate mineral particles, often with different mineralogic characteristics and structures than fibers of the six commercially used asbestos minerals, have come into greater prominence.

Nevertheless, participants confirmed their overall declining exposure at work with the responses given in the questionnaire.

One of the hypotheses, which generated most interest, is the "hygiene hypothesis" postulating that the rise of allergic diseases in industrialized countries could be caused by the declining exposure of children to infections during early infancy (Strachan 1989).

This is because younger individuals in this group benefit more from the declining exposure trend in the postban period, leading to a smaller memory effect.

Subjects were advised to "eat more fish that don't eat other fish," which resulted in declining exposure and recovery of motor skills.