Sentence examples for derived exposure from inspiring English sources

Again, that study derived exposure from job title.

Instead a meteorologically derived exposure metric was calculated with the refinery as the putative point source.

In addition, we examined the association between LUR derived exposure to ECAT and wheezing in infants.

The correlations between residential greenness exposure and other spatially derived exposure variables are presented in Supplemental Material, Table S1.

Examples of recently derived exposure limits representative of these two different methods are by the EFSA (2006) and Health Canada (Kuiper-Goodman et al., 2010).

We derived exposure estimates for bitumen fume and condensate, organic vapor, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, as well as for asbestos, crystalline silica, diesel motor exhaust, and coal tar.

The MABEL derived exposures are lower than the lowest exposure tested in EFD studies.

More specifically, we derived exposures for the following periods: first trimester, second trimester, third trimester, total pregnancy, birth until 6 months postnatally, and 7 until 12 months postnatally.

In this paper we use state-of-the-art engineering models to derive exposure corrections for these sites, and use the corrected data to revise the base wind speed map for the UK.

A number of approaches were developed to derive exposure estimates for various age sex strata.

Further work should focus on results after inhalation exposure, which is more physiologically relevant, to develop data for risk assessment and characterization to derive exposure standards.