Sentence examples for exposure choice from inspiring English sources

Study outcomes have been dependent on cell lines used, duration of EMF exposure, choice of EMF exposure levels, and whether exposure has been continuous or pulsed [31], [32].

Age at and time of migration may determine extent of acculturation and attendant lifestyle and behavioural risk exposures, choice of residential area, and socio-economic position.

Moreover, levels of Fos expression in the OPFC are enhanced following exposure to choice between reinforcers of different magnitudes, as well as choice between reinforcers of different delays [63].

In the case of assessing burden related to a specific workplace exposure, the choice of the reference category is usually not problematic (here no SHS exposure at work nor at home during the past 12 months) as long as potential exposure at home is also taken into account.

Some of these are quantifiable (e.g., confidence intervals of RRs and exposure prevalence, alternative choice of 'optimal exposure'), while in other cases quantification would be either very difficult (e.g., modelling lag time to provide a biologically-driven estimate of cumulative exposure) or be practically impossible (e.g., using the indirect method to estimate PAFs due to smoking).

The predictions of the model are illustrated for various patterns of exposure and choices of model parameters.

To introduce them to new nonpharmacological interventions, they were given more exposure and choices for managing pain.

As with other exposures, the choice of effect measure in reporting health inequalities influences our understanding of secular trends and which populations may experience a higher disease burden.

This makes bank risk exposure an endogenous choice.

Beyond their effects on brand choice, exposure to food advertisements (commercials) promotes over-consumption in younger children.

Workers are assigned a higher acceptable risk level (1 in 10,000) than residents (1 in 1,000,000) because they spend time in close proximity to the potentially harmful exposure pathways by choice, rather than by circumstance [24].