Sentence examples for effects of different exposures from inspiring English sources

Further effects on daily mortality rates at the time when wild mosquitoes would be expected to take a second blood meal (e.g. on day 7) could not be analyzed as mortality of mosquitoes exposed to the various fungus-permethrin combination treatments was 80 90% by day 7, and not suitable for comparing synergistic effects of different exposures.

The challenge for epidemiology is to separate the effects of different exposures and the contribution of one's genetic profile.

It can be particularly difficult to separate the effects of different exposures if they affect the same health outcomes.

One potential explanation for the effects of low doses and the absence of a threshold is based on acquired susceptibility and the cumulative effects of different exposures.

What is yet to be explored extensively is a model of disease based on long-term effects of low doses of environmental exposures, incorporating both genetic and acquired susceptibility ("clinical vulnerability"), and the cumulative effects of different exposures.

That can be calculated on the basis of the cohort studies, such as the one by Pope et al [ 14], which are essentially steady state comparisons of the effects of different exposures.

Here, we investigate, in albinos and pigmented rats, the effects of different exposure protocols.

In this paper, the effects of different exposure conditions (i.e., tidal and splash zones) on macrocell and microcell corrosion of rebar in concrete were examined on concrete specimens with different w/c ratios in the Persian Gulf region.

For design purposes, a single equation based on modified rule of mixture was developed to predict the tensile modulus and strength of these composites by introducing environmental factors accounting the effects of different exposure conditions.

Furthermore, because fibroblasts from different sites were of matched donor origin, the effects of different exposure to drugs and disease duration can be excluded as confounding factors.

This application assesses effects of different exposure limits on adverse health effects within a public health framework by simulating what would have happened if various exposure limits had been enforced in the whole subcohort.