Sentence examples for exposure contributor from inspiring English sources
Despite the lack of correlation between urine and dust concentrations across the full range of concentrations, the individuals with the highest urine concentrations typically had the highest dust concentration, suggesting the home environment is an important exposure contributor.
For example, in a recent forward-modeling study, Xue et al. (2010) compared NHANES urinary arsenic concentrations to levels predicted using the U.S. EPA's Stochastic Human Exposure and Dose Simulation (SHEDS) model in order to quantify total exposure levels and determine major exposure contributors.
Given the cross-sectional nature of this study, longitudinal studies are warranted to confirm BPA exposure as a contributor to increased BMI in children.
Differences in the dose and timing of alcohol exposure are known contributors to variation in the phenotypic spectrum in FASD.
While genetic and lifestyle factors have been examined [ 27, 28], few published studies have investigated environmental factors, such as phthalate exposure, as potential contributors to the increased risk of type 2 diabetes in these populations.
With food as the largest identified contributor to exposure for most individuals, calculated median DEP exposure ranges were 2 6 μg/kg/day for most of the population, with somewhat higher estimates for toddlers and lower estimates for infants (Clark et al. 2003).
The unwanted neutron exposure is an important contributor to this risk in patients irradiated with high energy photon beams.
Despite a similar mechanism of action, the influence of outdoor air pollution exposure as an independent contributor to TB disease has yet to be explored.
Support entities can also provide essential support on how to protect projects' IP and financial contributions, and they can limit the legal exposure of an individual contributor to portfolio projects; examples include ASF and Gentoo.
Although corticosteroid exposure is a major contributor to bone loss in SLE [ 4, 5, 8].
