Sentence examples for exposure perceived from inspiring English sources

Threat appraisal incorporates perceived probability of exposure, perceived severity of damage, and fear of the hazard.

This paper concentrates on the issue of psychological adaptation: naturalness, expectations, experience (short-/long-term), time of exposure, perceived control and environmental stimulation, and presents an attempt to try and evaluate the relative impact of each of these parameters.

Assessment should consider type of exposure, perceived life threat and other co-morbid anxiety as risk factors for PTSD.

Among the cognitive variables, perceived exposure, perceived behavioural control and the feeling of worry remained significantly associated with practising a range of recommended behaviours against mosquitoes (table 3).

Unique contributions of the various explanatory variables will be estimated in multivariate models, in which an intercept, 24 h time function, actual EMF exposure, perceived EMF exposure and mood will be included.

We observed no statistically significant association between post-exercise breath pH and same-day 1-hr maximum ozone concentration, controlling for race, home tobacco smoke exposure, perceived exertion during running, and pre-exercise breath pH (see Additional file 1, Table 1).

Of the specific neighbourhood exposures, perceived air pollution shows the strongest association with physical health, possibly affecting physical health through increasing the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.

Of these exposures perceived air pollution shows the strongest association with physical health while there is also a distinct independent association between perceived noise as well as the perceived distance to recreational resources and physical health.

Cases may provide a less accurate report of their past dietary habits, because unnoticed changes in intake may occur as cancer develops and becomes symptomatic (Botterweck et al, 1998); cancer patients may also over-report exposures perceived as causal.

Among the specific exposures, perceived air pollution shows the steepest gradient, and all categories have a significantly negative coefficient compared to the reference category "none" (i.e. beta coefficient = -2.4 points for very strong and β = -1.5 points for strong disturbance by air pollution, standard error (SE) = 0.8 and 0.4, respectively).

Final knowledge score on occupational exposure to HIV was computed as the sum of knowledge on HIV transmission, general knowledge on occupational exposure to HIV infections, knowledge on causes of occupational exposure to HIV, knowledge on when PEP is indicated, knowing whom to contact in the event of occupational exposure and perceived risk of occupational HIV transmission.