Sentence examples for exposure corresponding to a from inspiring English sources
Each increase of one in log-transformed benzene exposure (corresponding to a multiplication of exposure by 2.72) was associated with an adjusted decrease of 68 g in birth weight (95% CI, −135 to −1 g; Table 3).
Thus, six cases of C. difficile colitis were diagnosed in 508.5 patient‐years of exposure, corresponding to a rate of 1.2 events per 100 patient‐years of exposure in the HE population.
To test this hypothesis, we reduced the surface density by 50% after the linker synthesis using a light exposure corresponding to a 50% NPPOC cleavage (2 J/cm) and capped the resulting 5′-OH groups with a dimethoxytrityl-dT phosphoramidite (DMT-dT) coupling.
The method generally used by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to develop a quantitative risk assessment for a toxic chemical from experimental animal studies involves fitting an empirical dose response curve to apical responses to estimate a point of departure (POD) defined as an exposure corresponding to a specified adverse change in the apical response (e.g., U.S. EPA 2005).
In the overall population, a one-unit log base 10-transformed increase in benzene exposure, corresponding to a tenfold increase in mean benzene concentration, was associated with a RR of 1.37 (95 % CI 0.83 2.25), while the corresponding RR for PM10 was 1.51 (95 % CI 0.71 3.20).
The IV explained on average 2.4% of the variance in the exposure corresponding to an average F statistic of 49.6.
As in the original protocol the analysis of risk factors for anti-HCV positivity was planned for the entire country, the number of seropositive individuals identified by the survey was large enough to detect differences in exposure corresponding to an odds ratio of 2, with a frequency of exposure among those not sick of 5% or more, a power of 80% and an alpha of 5%.
Specifically, the average time between visits was 4.75 months, but the length of hair samples provided for a weighted average of exposure corresponding to approximately a 5.5- to 6-month period (assuming a hair growth rate of 1 1.1 cm/month).
We calculated estimates of the relative risk of asthma hospitalization adjusted for daily weather conditions (maximum and minimum temperatures, and average relative humidity) for an incremental exposure corresponding to the interquartile range in particulate matter.
Furthermore, there is no use of any biokinetic model: impacts of Pb on IQ are calculated using an exposure period of 5 years and a population of children under exposure corresponding to the 20% of the total population.
