Because a neighbourhood's population size likely impacts its homicide rate, we estimated an unconditional two-level Poisson model with variable exposure based on the 1990 census-based population of the NC.
The face-recognition software inside the camera calculates focus and exposure based on the faces in the scene; no more shooting two buddies, only to discover that the camera focused on the background between them.
The scientists presume that the variations in infection rates among the workers reflect different levels of exposure based on the location of their stalls in the markets and where the workers walked.
The health risks were also evaluated using a margin of exposure based on the NOAEL from silver nanoparticle toxicity data.
We analyzed top GO biological processes that are affected by SWCNT exposure based on the list of DEGs in B-SWCNT cells.
The associated event tree model was utilized to demonstrate the consequences of TENORM exposure based on the failure of each of these identified safety barriers.
Mustard gas itself doesn't last long in the body, so most physicians diagnose an exposure based on the metabolites of mustard gas, which end up in the urine.
Country and Institution-Specific Analysis In addition to thoroughly analyzing the account-specific facts, investors also should assess the level of exposure based on the country and financial institution involved.
In this work, we have translated those findings into a sensitive laboratory diagnostic methodology for quantifying cumulative aging exposure, based on the ratio of the two NH3-TPD peaks.
Using Atrazine as an example, this study demonstrated how to derive useful indicators of pesticide exposure based on the proposed method and how to up-scale the information to area levels to match up with public health datasets.
Using epidemiological units is a way to define these groups, based on a similar level of probability of exposure based on the modelled potential spread of a viral particle via coastal currents, that can help inform management decisions.
