Sentence examples for exposure lifetime from inspiring English sources

RESULTS: Evaluating the association of resilience and trauma exposure with PTSD revealed main effects for combat exposure, lifetime trauma exposure, and resilience.

However, although the orthopyroxene and plagioclase grains are part of one coherent assemblage now, it is possible that they did not exist cohesively during their entire surface exposure lifetime.

Trauma exposure, lifetime and 12-month PTSD were predicted by few socio-demographic factors (Tables  3 and 4 respectively).

These ordinal exposure variables comprised age at first exposure, frequency (times per week during the years used), intensity (hours per week during the years used), duration (years) and lifetime exposure (lifetime hours of use).

The relative risk of BCC was elevated in relation to all three indices of long-term iAs exposure (lifetime average concentration, cumulative and peak dose), and the relationship remained significant after controlling for potential confounders, including indices of ultraviolet exposure.

Four AS3MT polymorphisms were genotyped in BCC cases (N = 529) and controls (N = 533) from Eastern Europe with low to moderate arsenic exposure (lifetime average drinking water concentration: 1.3 µg/L, range 0.01 167 µg/L).

Further research is required to develop better measures of undergraduate physiotherapy training exposures, lifetime occupational and sports exposures, and a better understanding of the forces on the spine resulting from these exposures related to LBP.

"Now, with increasing longevity and duration of disease exposure, the lifetime risk of visual disability is increasing.

Two designs need to be handled separately: repeat and acute exposure and lifetime exposures.

In addition to estimating the current exposure, cumulative lifetime exposure to pesticides may be an important determinant of possible adverse health effects.

Bivariate analyses were performed between socio-demographic and psychosocial factors and exposure to lifetime psychological and physical/sexual violence.