Sentence examples for examination of exposure from inspiring English sources

No one had really done a detailed examination of exposure during fetal and neonatal stages and childhood, when development's occurring, when estrogens really damage the programming of the way your body's going to function for the rest of life.

Examination of exposure of the isolated ICNS neurons to high glucose concentration has not been previously examined.

The categories are not mutually exclusive, which allowed for the examination of exposure to multiple exposure environments (e.g. exposure at home and work).

However, each of these limitations was mitigated to some degree by the examination of exposure (LINE-1 methylation) and outcome (adenoma) that are themselves intermediate events in a causal chain, with a shorter temporal scale than exposure-cancer relationships.

The European Community Respiratory Health study (ECRHS) 79 further allows for examination of exposure to the natural outdoor environment and associations with health in a range of different European cities.

We have examined this in previous studies of lamotrigine and valproic acid 6 9 and found no evidence of substantially poorer recording of exposure to antiepileptic drugs for chromosomal controls, either by examination of exposure rates or by examination of information gathering procedures for exposure.

Reported doses for fetal exposure from maternal irradiation vary widely depending on the calendar period, type of examination, level of exposure to radiation of the mother, and anatomical site of irradiation.

Another limitation of the study was a narrow exposure gradient for bottled water intake which precluded examination of multiple exposure categories.

This is, to our knowledge, the largest epidemiologic examination of EPTC exposure and cancer risk conducted to date.

The repeated measures of PCB concentration in the present study allows examination of multiple exposure time points in relation to hearing outcomes in childhood.

While elimination of such biases may not be realistic, efforts to minimize their effects include use of time-varying analyses, assessment of follow-up time, and examination of both exposure and duration in analyses of diabetes medications.