Sentence examples for exposure environmental from inspiring English sources
Several ways of aggregating foods are possible to describe and evaluate eating behaviors (dietary contents, adequacy, exposure, environmental impacts, etc).
His research group uses field measurements, mathematical models and large datasets to understand the relationships between air pollution emissions, population exposure, environmental justice and human health.
Increasingly biomedical studies require a top-down approach that can be achieved by comparing patterns, signatures or "fingerprints" of metabolites that change in response to disease, toxin exposure, environmental or genetic alterations.
The second paper identified four well-documented risks: stunting, iodine deficiency, iron deficiency anaemia, and inadequate cognitive stimulation, plus four potential risks based on epidemiological evidence: maternal depression, violence exposure, environmental contamination, and malaria.
This high prevalence of B. cereus in milk samples from market areas could be due to improper collection, transportation and handling of the milk as it was observed that almost all personnel's use dirt containers and there is high risk of exposure environmental contamination due to frequent opening and closing of containers.
FWAF has helped farmworkers to gain control of the economic, social, health, workplace and political issues they face such as racism, pesticide exposure, environmental contamination and economic exploitation.
The class explores the interaction between health and different parts of the environmental system including air pollution, assessment of environmental exposures, environmental justice, and occupational health.
Additionally, there are other risk factors for LC, such as occupational exposures, environmental radon exposure and diet, which have not been taken into account separately.
Support the development of policies prioritized on the global burden of disease and economic costs of exposures of environmental exposures.
Klepeis, N. E. et al. The National Human Activity Pattern Survey (NHAPS): a resource for assessing exposure to environmental pollutants.
