Sentence examples for exposure accuracy from inspiring English sources

However, the increase in exposure accuracy can be considerable.

Many factors such as tap water use and bathing habits could be considered when determining exposure to volatile chemicals in domestic water supplies, but our analysis suggests that the use of such ancillary data does not always result in an improvement in exposure accuracy if the ancillary data are inaccurate or if they have little effect on an individual's exposure level.

However, to improve exposure accuracy we used air pollution data from the closest monitoring site to the women's post-code area, and this may create residual confounding associated with spatial variation in maternal characteristics that we were unable to control for.

Gendered explanations include confounding or modification by smoking behaviors, job-related chemical exposures, differential accuracy in residence-based exposure assignment, exposures to indoor allergens and cleaning agents, and differing exposure and response to psychosocial stressors.

Data from fish exposed to a reference toxicant, MS222, and simulation experiments, are presented to exemplify alterations in fish behavior associated with exposure, and accuracy and precision, respectively.

The purpose of this exploratory study was to capture naturalistic bicycling data to examine trip characteristics and compare exposure classification accuracy between GPS and video data.

Although the ECF distribution provides a population estimate of exposure, its accuracy is limited to the case in which tissue dose is linearly related to external exposure.

The TPM mass concentration was obtained via gravimetric analysis of the filters prior to and after exposure (estimated accuracy of approximately 5%).

Set-up, insertion, and fluoroscopic times and radiation exposure and accuracy (measured with post-procedural computed tomography) were analyzed in each group.

In fact, differences in exposure measurement accuracy have been cited as the single most important cause of conflicting results in epidemiology studies focusing on vehicular exhaust (Grahame, 2009).

If the agent degrades or evaporates during exposure, the accuracy of the targeted administered dose is compromised and degradation products may contribute to any observed response.