Sentence examples for exposed subgroups from inspiring English sources

There were no differences in hematological parameters (e.g. hemoglobin, hematocrit, white blood cells) among exposed subgroups (<0.5 ppm, 0.5 1 ppm and >1 ppm) and with the non-exposed group.

The median survival of nonusers was better than all tobacco exposed subgroups (43.03 months; 95% CI = 40.34 45.72).

Analysis of variance was used on ranked data to compare unexposed subjects and subjects within the two exposed subgroups.

Many studies reported more than one contrast of risk in differently exposed subgroups, so several URRs could be estimated.

Our overall prevalence is similar to the prevalence reports for more highly exposed subgroups from these studies, such as machinists (Kreiss et al. 1996).

In a fourth group, they removed the ovaries of female mice, then exposed subgroups of this cohort to either uranium or the synthethic estrogen diethylstilbestrol (DES) alone or in combination with the antiestrogen ICI 182,780.

Moreover, in a re-analysis of the data, an objectively exposed subgroup (> PCB 28 median 0.20 μg/l) was identified and compared with gender-matched controls.

The exposed subgroup also showed a trend towards more frequent reports of emotional reactions (mean T = 53.1 ± 11 and T = 46.8 ± 10; d = 0.46).

Although a significant increase was not observed for PCB 138, 153 and 180 relative to controls and to background exposure, significantly elevated levels were found for these congeners in the highly exposed subgroup.

27 28 29 Only one published cohort study includes full information on three major aspects of lifetime exposure to passive smoking (childhood, adult residential, and adult occupational), and this study found increased breast cancer risk in a heavily exposed subgroup.

The objectively exposed subgroup showed a trend towards increased subjective attentional and emotional complaints (tiredness and slowing of practical activities, emotional state) as well as attenuated attentional performance (response shifting and alertness in a cued reaction task).