Sentence examples for exposure corresponding to from inspiring English sources

Results: The estimated odds ratio for schizophrenia associated with exposure corresponding to 15 μg/dL of blood Pb was 1.92 (95% confidence interval, 1.05 3.87; p = 0.03).

A cut-off limit of exposure corresponding to 20 s was set to prevent tissue damage.

For these children, we calculated the effective exposure corresponding to the time window across these regions.

The IV explained on average 2.4% of the variance in the exposure corresponding to an average F statistic of 49.6.

The exposure corresponding to the 99th percentile of urinary cadmium concentration had, on average, 5 6% lower BMD than those in the first percentile.

Unfortunately, the number of Swedish subjects with levels of PCB-153 exposure corresponding to those in Warsaw was too low to allow an additional subanalysis.

The benefits were mainly due to the social avoided costs, specifically the lost life time earnings, at exposures corresponding to B-Pb <100 μg/L.

A decision regarding an acceptable level of exposure to a toxic agent can be informed by quantitative estimates of risk to humans from low exposures (e.g., exposures corresponding to increased risks of ≤ 10−3).

These designs typically reconstruct historical exposures corresponding to the pertinent developmental window – the prenatal and early life periods – which are likely to be the most critical windows for effects of toxicant exposures on neurodevelopment [ 4, 5].

The EC01 for the two-piece spline resulted entirely from the first segment of the spline model, because the 1% excess lifetime risk resulted from cumulative exposures < 5,800 ppm-days, that is, within the range of exposures corresponding to the first segment of the estimated exposure response curve.

Thus, although a toxic effect cannot be ruled out at exposures corresponding to U-Cd < 1 μgCd/g cr (values that generally occur among nonsmokers in many populations worldwide), normal physiology is likely to be an important determinant (Akerström et al. 2013b; Chaumont et al. 2012).