Sentence examples for exposure map from inspiring English sources

For reference, the PM2.5 exposure map is shown in Supplemental Material, Figure S1.

The authors developed a nitrate level exposure map using data on public and private wells collected from 1990 through 1993.

The exposure map of formaldehyde shows that the highest concentrations were estimated in the south, especially around the southwestern area of the chipboard industry.

The exposure map of NO2 shows that the top 10% concentration hot spots were mainly in the south, and NO2 exposure was higher close to the chipboard industries than farther away.

The exposure map can provide crucial information for improved risk assessment and be used to improve our ability to study associations between long-term exposure to air pollution and adverse health effects in the United States.

Exposure values for individual counties were then obtained through areal interpolation using GIS software, resulting in the exposure map seen in Figure 2. As indicated by the figure, exposure correlates closely with latitude, with greater exposure at higher elevations and greater variability in exposure in areas of high relief.

Daily climatic data from 29 weather stations throughout Chile were used to determine these exposures in scalar terms and are presented in exposure maps.

Compared with the usual wind-driven rain exposure maps, the inclusion of driving rain wind pressure in this index permits a more complete assessment of the risk of penetration.

In comparison to other studies, this procedure allows for data from a relatively large number of locations to be included in the exposure assessment, which can produce a more detailed characterisation across the territory and facilitate the creation of isopleth exposure maps.

Exposure mapping using advanced GIS modeling may enhance exposure assessment in environmental epidemiology studies.

For other cancer sites, exposure maps were generally much simpler with fewer or no overlapping exposures.