Sentence examples for exposure note from inspiring English sources

Adjusted for sex, race, education, income, birth year, breastfeeding, HLA risk status and in utero maternal DM exposure Note: cell size less than 30 were collapsed with the adjoining cell to improve precision.

The step is required because confounding bias (as defined by the structural approach) can only occur if a covariate causes the exposure or is a marker for a cause of exposure (note that other biases are still possible and discussed in Step 4).

Rarely is the amount of exposure noted in the patient's chart, and dentists are often unaware of how much radiation is generated by each scan.

The agency did not dismiss the dangers of lower levels of exposure, noting that people "are exposed to diesel exhaust in everyday life, whether through their occupation or through the ambient air".

But Mr. Repetto said that MF Global did not face an immediate crisis as a result of its debt exposure, noting that the firm could rely on the European Financial Stability Facility as a backstop.

"We forecast strong (revenue) trends in 2010 and favor legacy airline stocks that have international and corporate travel exposure," noted UBS Securities analyst Kevin Crissey.

Notification of illness in elite athletes may also be hindered by concerns regarding confidentiality [23] and potential media exposure; noting that the media has previously reported upon foodborne illness in high-profile teams [24, 25].

In the lower part of the body, there was significant scatter radiation exposure noted outside the apron in all three Groups.

While the CDC materials state that the "effects of lead exposure cannot be corrected" [ 35] only the Broken Hill materials addressed the fact that permanent damage may result from lead exposure noting "irreversible intelligence loss" is possible [ 36].

The NHMRC FAQs provide the most comprehensive information on take-home exposure, noting that lead can travel home with workers not only on their bodies and clothes, but also on personal possessions such as cell phones.

The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, [ 43] the primary tool developed by and available to countries to control tobacco use and exposure, noted the serious burden that the production and consumption of tobacco products place on the poor.