Sentence examples for exposure attributes from inspiring English sources

However, little has been done to explore the capabilities and limitations of using multiple biomarkers in combination to infer exposure attributes.

A matched control group is extracted, and their exposure attributes on the index day and on a control date in the past are established in exactly the same ways as for the cases.

Those who were excluded from the analysis did not differ appreciably from those included in the analysis with respect to demographic and lifestyle factors and arsenic exposure attributes (data not shown).

Fatigue performances are improved for all surfaces when subjected to block exposure, attributed to a long-term annealing which outweighs the harmful effects from microstructural embrittlement.

In the 240 disinfection experiments, an erratic behavior was observed in all responses to light exposure, attributed to the combination of both irradiation intensity and temperature during treatment.

The RF model is viewed as the collection of all physically possible realizations of the exposure attribute we seek to represent mathematically.

The author concluded that there was no evidence of psychiatric disability as a consequence of TDI exposure, attributing the neurosis symptoms to anxiety related to having acute respiratory symptoms.

Last, Staphylococcus aureus cultures exposed to transferrin-conjugated QDs showed marked increase in fluorescence after 2 weeks of exposure, attributed to intracellular oxidation of the QDs, with a marked increase in intracellular Se concentration.

These studies have typically revealed a biphasic response characterized by an initial, transient increase in ERA plasma concentration with acute rifampin administration, presumably due to OATP inhibition, followed by reduction in exposure attributed to CYP3A4 induction (23– 23).

The G-KB may include theoretical space time dependence models (mean, covariance, variogram, generalized covariance, multiple-point statistics, and continuity orders) of the exposure attribute represented by the RF X p. Most commonly, however, only the mean and the covariance (or variogram) are used in geostatistics studies of human exposure.

FGF23 levels was suppressed during the periods of drug exposure attributed to direct inhibition of FGF23 release from the bone and elevated upon drug withdrawal driven by increased plasma phosphate and vitamin D levels acting on bone to stimulate FGF23 production [ 182].