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These multiple pathways and the dependency of exposure on the prevalence of infection in a population suggest that epidemiological models are required to complement standard risk assessments in order to quantify the risk of infection.

The concentration and time dependency of the exposure of male medaka to estradiol on the total brain aromatase activity and morphologic sex characteristics were determined next.

Figure 4 Dependencies of the exposure dose, the (number averaged) molecular weight M n and the glass transition temperature T g for electron-beam exposed PMMA films which is used in this contribution by selective topography equilibration (i.e. TASTE).

We approached this challenge by computing "effective doses" assuming a range of different functional dependencies on age of exposure.

Due to the cultural and spiritual significance of the ground and the economic dependency of access and exposure to terrafirma, urban dwellers have turned to the single-story dwelling unit as the dominant housing type.

We have calculated the latitudinal dependency of annual ambient exposures of solar radiation leading to immunosuppression, erythema and DNA damage (Fig. 3).

With unifying many of the previous methods in one unique framework, DLNMs are flexible enough to describe non-linear dependencies and delayed effects of exposure at the same time.

On Day 7, the Cmax and AUC of luseogliflozin and M2 showed dose dependency of the agents, and exposure to M2 at a molar ratio to luseogliflozin was low.

Over the last 10 years, several larger clinical trials of sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) for seasonal grass pollen-induced rhinoconjunctivitis (comprising more than 100 subjects per treatment arm) have been conducted, supporting the concept of AIT and adding to the understanding of the dependency of efficacy on pollen exposure.

Several interviewees and focus groups reported that the consequences of shelter dependency included: exposure to health risks from poor sanitation, crowding and nutrition; risks to personal security; emotional stress/depression; and re-entry into to exclusion zones.

"Effective doses" can be computed using different functional dependencies of relative risk on age of exposure, allowing intercomparison of different risk models.