Sentence examples for exposure the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Although this can increase the dose of exposure, the interpretation of some endpoints, e.g., HRV and DLCO, may be complicated by the physiological effects induced by exercise itself.

While some biomarkers of benzene are specific indicators of exposure, the interpretation of benzene biomonitoring levels in a health-risk context are complicated by issues associated with short half-lives and gaps in knowledge regarding the relationship between the biomarkers and subsequent toxic effects.

We performed all analysis both with non-transformed and natural log-transformed PCB exposures and the interpretation of results did not substantially differ; thus, we report in text the simpler results of analyses using non-transformed PCBs (however, see Additional file 1 Tables S3 and S4 for results of linear regression analyses using natural-log transformed PCB exposures).

The epidemiological data provide some evidence that exposure to phthalates may be associated with increased risk of development of allergies and asthma, however, the lack of objective exposure information limits the interpretation.

This wide range in exposure would confound the interpretation of cross-sectional biomonitoring results.

However, several methodological limitations including a small study size and a crude exposure assessment complicated the interpretation of these findings.

1 An understanding of this exposure likelihood aids the interpretation of results from morbidity and mortality studies, particularly in the setting of absent or incomplete industrial hygiene information.

This information would allow us to reliably apportion the contributions of these activities to overall THM exposure and improve the interpretation of data collected in such studies.

For the recent report by Elliott et al. [ 25], location uncertainties and differential data reliability regarding the sites, together with the use of distance as the basis for exposure classification, limit the interpretation of the findings.

Although the limited number of cases available for study and a lack of detailed exposure assessment limit the interpretation, these findings indicate a need for further research in this community.

Were co-exposures considered in the interpretation of the study results?