Sentence examples for exposure driving from inspiring English sources

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However, increasing antimicrobial resistance and concerns about antibiotic exposure driving selection of multidrug-resistant strains have complicated both empiric antibiotic choices and clinical decisions whether to start antibiotics.

A GWAS for the candidate exposure in subgroups stratified by disease-linked GRPS may reveal strongly associated SNPs linked to biological pathway of interest to both (a) the disease underpinning the original GRPS and (b) the exposure driving the GWAS.

After adjusting for potential confounders, the prevalence of low back symptoms was found to increase with the increase of WBV exposure expressed as duration of exposure (driving years), equivalent vibration magnitude (m/s2), or cumulative vibration exposure (yr m2/s4).

Moreover, comparisons of maternal exposures during pregnancy across ethnicities and epidemiological stages might help identify the underlying exposures driving associations between birth weight and cardiovascular disease risk.

In addition to having implications to controlling nanoparticle exposure while driving, the same principle may be applicable to reducing exposures while generating engineered nanomaterials.

These included jobs with current and historical exposure from driving in cities and on urban highways (P&D drivers, combination workers) and on terminal loading docks with exposure reflecting movement of freight and vehicles in the yard around the terminal, background levels, and forklift exhaust (combination workers, dockworkers).

In this paper, parameters related to building components' exposure to driving rain in Greece are investigated.

The Mediterranean coast and the interior regions are considered to have a low annual exposure to driving rain.

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This work also introduces a new reference scalar index to characterise exposure to driving rain during the wetting stages of the building façades based on daily data.