Sentence examples for exposure communities from inspiring English sources

Evidence for fumonisin inhibition of ceramide synthase in humans consuming maize-based foods and living in high exposure communities in Guatemala.

On top of contaminated water sources and dangerous agrochemical exposure, communities along pineapple transportation routes suffer the consequences of heavy traffic on rural roads, which are generally dusty and unpaved.

Given the lack of a failsafe method to eliminate tick exposure, communities should reinforce measures that people can take to reduce exposure to Lyme disease bacteria, such as avoiding tick habitats, performing tick checks and showering after being in areas that might harbor ticks.

Finally, important open venues for learning about this program and the Chemical Prioritization and Exposure Communities of Practice are providing input (U.S. EPA 2008i).

"Our mission is to create opportunities for women who blog to gain additional exposure, community, education — and economic empowerment if they choose," Stone says.

Table 1 contains the demographic and basic descriptive information for study participants by key variables: exposure community (indirect, direct) and income status (income stable, income loss).

Key to this work are strong collaborations within the exposure community and with those researchers who are developing information on toxicity pathways and conducting toxicity testing.

In this sample, a larger percentage of mothers reporting LBW lived in the high-exposure communities.

Better housing construction was reported in the high-exposure communities (39%) compared with the low-exposure community (19.4%) (p < 0.001).

We compared the distributions of the child's health status, maternal characteristics, and the sociodemographic characteristics of the child's family between the low- and high-exposure communities.

A greater percent delay was observed in the high-exposure communities A and B across all five developmental domains for the younger age group.