It should be noted that in the more recent software release of FACET the drivers of exposure are automatically generated in the report at food group Tier 1.
These results aid local decision making in an effort to better understand the nature of future climate change risks to the city and to identify the main driver of urban exposure.
In Uganda, having many partners was neither common, nor did it appear to be a primary driver of individual exposure or epidemic potential.
These model features are important not only as drivers of PFOA exposure, because contaminated drinking water is thought to be the predominant exposure route for most participants (Shin et al. 2011b), but also as indications that exposure uncertainty is unlikely to be statistically independent across participants with the same water source, or across years for the same participant.
Because human exposure to pesticides may be associated with adverse health effects, further research will increase our understanding of the drivers of pesticide exposure among pregnant women.
The association of personal (but not indoor) endotoxin with dog and cat ownership supports the view that personal dust cloud exposures may be the predominant driver of personal endotoxin exposure.
Overall evidence, including a lack of prediction of personal endotoxin by indoor-outdoor home endotoxin, and the association between personal endotoxin and dog and cat ownership, supports the view that personal dust cloud exposures may be the predominant driver of personal endotoxin exposure.
Various global and regional models stress the massive importance of considering hydrology and water use as major co-driver of net exposure concentrations to chemicals [64].
With a view to increasing local knowledge and informing future preventive intervention strategies, we seek to understand the drivers of AF exposure in rural Zimbabwe.
An extensive literature points to indoor/housing-related factors (e.g., house dust, tobacco smoke, housing age/condition/geographic location) as important drivers of Pb exposure in the United States, with dietary, toxicokinetic, and genetic factors influencing biomarker differences [ 56].
