Sentence examples for exposure hypothesis from inspiring English sources

We found little support for variation in antimicrobials in relation to laying order, as predicted by the "exposure hypothesis".

Pierre Band of Health Canada's Division of Epidemiology and Cancer Prevention led a case control study that supports the "window of exposure" hypothesis.

We identified three significant hot spots of breast cancer that coincide with groundwater plumes, an exposure hypothesis that warrants further investigation.

Further research could also look at the arsenic exposure, AS3MT polymorphisms, and cognition link in a cognitively impaired sample to test the arsenic exposure hypothesis further.

It would however be helpful if the hypothesis were renamed, e.g. as the 'microbial exposure' hypothesis, or 'microbial deprivation' hypothesis, as proposed for instance by Bjorksten.

17 18 Gender differences may arise out of different exposures to social, psychosocial and behavioural determinants of health ('differential exposure hypothesis').

However, because ICD-9 coding differs by age group and depending on the type of exposure, hypothesis-driven strategies must be utilized for each pediatric age group to avoid misclassification.

Spatial analyses are a useful tool for confirming existing exposure hypotheses or generating new ones.

Spatial epidemiology of population-based case-control studies addresses many methodological criticisms of cluster studies and generates new exposure hypotheses.

Spatial epidemiology using individual level data from population-based studies addresses many methodological criticisms of cluster studies and generates new exposure hypotheses.

The objectives of the present analyses are to identify exposure hypotheses for further investigation and to demonstrate spatial epidemiology using generalized additive models.