Sentence examples for differences in exposure of from inspiring English sources
This may reflect previously lower use of tetracyclines within the lowland area, or differences in exposure of E. coli to tetracylines from other sources, such as agriculture.
We also used chi-square analysis to examine possible differences in exposure of traumatic events among disabled and non-disabled group.
The marked difference in nucleotide composition of 4FD sites between nad2 (low %G and %T) and nad1 (high %G and %T) is thus suggestive of substantial differences in exposure of these two genes to the single-stranded condition.
Because the estimated volume of breast milk consumed did not significantly differ between case patients and control subjects, the difference in exposure of the virus particles was driven by increased HIV shedding in breast milk from mothers of case patients.
20 We used regional differences in exposure to investigate the impact of direct to consumer advertising.
Miners who died from external causes and who had been employed in the gold mines for > 1 year were stratified by population group because of differences in exposure, patterns of employment, and autopsy referral patterns.
Thus, in terms of statistical power, the large differences in exposure levels of our study population may at least partly compensate for the smaller number of cases.
Differences in exposure levels of endocrine disruptors might reveal different effects (Brouwer et al. 1999).
Differences in exposure rates of psychological IPV reported in VAWI and NorAQ exemplify the need for standardised instruments when comparing the prevalence of IPV between and within countries.
The differences in response to Stx2 A and B subunits observed in the studies described so far might be related to several factors, including differences in exposure, age of patients and even methodological approaches.
Age- and sex-associated differences in exposure and severity of infection must be documented, as many biological and behavioural differences occur over the course of the lifespan.
