Sentence examples for exposure and reporting from inspiring English sources

Therefore the risk of exposure and reporting bias are likely to be non-differential between groups.

Variability in particulate composition across these settings, especially of constituents known to exacerbate asthma, may help explain our finding of stronger relationships between PM2.5 exposure and reporting asthma outcomes in urban settings.

Ninety-five percent of HCW reported their exposure within 24 hours; the median time between exposure and reporting was 30 minutes.

This is the first longitudinal study demonstrating an association between chlorpyrifos (CPF) exposure and reporting of neurological symptoms in adolescent applicators.

Studies had to be of case control or cohort design, evaluating the risk of invasive breast cancer in relation to lignan exposure and reporting odds ratios (ORs) or relative risks, as well as 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs).

Although the findings for increased reporting of respiratory allergy/hay fever with increased O3 exposure were most robust, we also found a strong association between PM2.5 exposure and reporting of respiratory allergy/hay fever after controlling for geographic variables.

It also reviews the biofouling behavior of copper nickel and includes recent eight-year sheathing trials carried out on behalf of the Nickel Institute by Portsmouth University, examining three different levels of surface area exposure and reported service experience of boat hulls in New Zealand.

All QCMs read at a resolution of 10 nandgramassm2/second, and mass readings were taken every 2 seconds during exposure and reported as mass per unit area.

During the whole cigarette smoke generation and exposure phase, the QCM took mass readings every 2 seconds during the 30 minute exposure and reported as mass per unit area.

Specifically, we investigated in utero PBB exposure and reported GU conditions among the male offspring of cohort members.

Cox proportional hazards models with age as time scale were used to estimate the HRs for HF exposure and reported as crude and adjusted measures of association.