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"exposure variables" is acceptable and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or research contexts to refer to variables or factors that are being studied or manipulated in relation to a given outcome. For example, "The researchers found that varying levels of the exposure variables had a significant effect on the animals' behavior."
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Several models and exposure variables were also tested (population, GDP).
A number of studies have reported relationships between UEMSDs symptoms and psychosocial exposure variables.
All exposure variables were treated as linear.
The distribution of exposure variables for the study population is presented in table 1.
Crude risk ratios (RR) and 95% confidence intervals were estimated for the exposure variables.
Outcome and exposure variables.
Supplementary table 'a' – exposure variables explained.
The exposure variables were not mutually exclusive.
We explored two exposure variables separately.
The left-censored exposure variables were categorized.
BMI and the exposure variables were included.
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