Sentence examples for distributed exposure from inspiring English sources

In the case of climate and health studies, specifically, such studies typically use projected outputs from global circulation models to generate modeled, spatially distributed exposure concentrations that are linked with known or modeled spatial population distributions (Huang et al. 2011).

GEE was chosen over generalized linear models because of the non-normally distributed exposure data.

Effect sizes presented in the table are Pearson's r for normally distributed exposure variables, Spearman's rho for skewed variables, and mean difference with 95% CI for binary variables.

The natural approach to determining an association between a continuously distributed exposure and a binary outcome is simply to analyze the exposure variable in its raw, continuous state using a linear regression model.

Poisson distributed exposure implies that the inhalation of a volume V from a suspension of concentration c results in exposure to a discrete random number of bacteria that is Poisson distributed with an expected value of cV.

In support of this, the times to 50% of glargine exposure and insulin activity were longer for all Gla-300 doses than for Gla-100 during the 36-h clamp period, indicating a more evenly distributed exposure and metabolic effect beyond 24 h.

The following assumptions were made for the purposes of our study: a normal exposure distribution (a log-transformation for log-normally distributed exposures was applied in the example), known constant error variance components (sensitivity study), no systematic error, non-differential measurement error and no correlation among errors.

The observation that a variable is equally distributed among exposure groups indicates that it is marginally (i.e. unconditional on other variables) independent of the exposure under study.

They found the same "predilection for left-sided skin cancers," but noted that the link was stronger in men, suggesting that women took more precautions, like wearing sunscreen, and had "more equally distributed sun exposure, including possibly spending more time in the passenger seat".

We simulated a normally distributed environmental exposure, and a response generated from this either under a correctly specified linear model, or under a quadratic mean-model.

In conclusion, a risk factor for the outcome under study that is evenly distributed among exposure groups can still be a confounding variable.