Sentence examples for exposure absence from inspiring English sources
Such increases are in agreement with previous studies that have shown that laboratory maintenance under conditions of consistent temperature and lighting, low UV exposure, absence of desiccation, and reduced wave stress all contribute to increased physiological performance of anemones (Shick, 1991; Verde and McCloskey, 1996b).
The statistically significant associations for the observed risk factors may indicate the risk associated with the exposure in absence of bias or confounding.
We conclude that although the presence of pathologically diagnosed asbestosis is a useful marker of exposure, the absence of this disease must be regarded as one of many factors in determining individual exposure status and disease causation.
Besides the usual limitations that affect ecological time-series, as misclassification of exposure and absence of vulnerability factors at individual level, we did not incorporate variables that might modify or be part of the heat impact, like air pollution levels.
30 In these models, age of individuals is assumed to be a proxy of time and individuals move between seronegative and seropositive states on malaria exposure and absence of reinfection.
Only after a second TST administered 8 weeks post-exposure (and absence of clinical and radiological abnormalities) the decision to treat or not to treat is reconsidered [ 77].
The result of this recoding is that the individual effects (the effect of one of the exposures in the absence of the other exposure) become risk factors for the outcome.
The aim of the study was to investigate if there is an association between exposure to sickness absence at a young age and later sickness absence, disability pension, death, unemployment and income from work.
Because previous research (Gartland et al. 2005) included training exercises as an exposure and the absence of this technique in practice could explain the lower incidence of lacerations.
G9 rotaviruses have recently emerged all over the world and are thought to give more severe symptoms because of a lack of previous exposure and the absence of maternal antibodies in patients.
