Sentence examples for exposure on which from inspiring English sources

In the 2006 Kurttio et al. study of human uranium exposure on which the 2011 WHO guideline is based, a total of 193 persons drank water containing from 0.03 to 1500 μg/L uranium, with a median exposure of 25 μg/L (36 μg/day) across the entire group, and an interquartile range of 5 to 148 μg/L [ 98].

Given we did not have individual exposure measurements on which to form hypotheses, this study was necessarily exploratory.

This situation leads to a paucity of reliable research to support home injury prevention initiatives and little exposure data on which to build EBD estimates, which are potentially an important motivator for injury prevention policy development and orientation [ 34].

Unfortunately, in time-series studies of air pollution, there are no available calibration data (routinely measured series of personal exposure data) on which to base a measurement error correction.

CNN's ratings would benefit from the exposure on CBS, which has a much larger audience.

Second, infrastructure support for mode-shifting freight from truck to rail or barge is likely to result in lower vehicle exposure on roads, which would have positive safety effects (e.g., [19]).

Ashford.com, a Houston-based online jewelry and watch retailer, isn't paying a dime on Sunday but will get plenty of prime-time exposure on ABC, which is televising the game.

Conversely, mothers who carry an HFE H63 D variant may enhance the negative effects of maternal bone lead exposure on birthweight which may arise due to increased oxidative damage during fetal development.

Although we also examined preconceptional residential pesticide exposure, only two studies had clearly defined exposure time windows on which to base an assessment of the effect of this type of exposure on childhood leukemia.

Exposure on case days is compared with exposure on days on which the outcome of interest does not occur (control days) [ 14].

The sensitivity of "Self-reported exposure" varied between 50.1% and 66.9% and the specificity ranged from 73.5% to 77.5% depending on which exposure-level used as the "true exposure".