Sentence examples for exposure with which from inspiring English sources

Today, there is a complete lack of appropriate regulatory provisions governing the fire safety assessment of bridges, in particular, specifying the load criteria under fire exposure, with which primary and secondary load-bearing elements should comply.

The rs9939609 SNP may, therefore, present an un-confounded exposure with which to investigate the causal association between obesity and prostate cancer.

Such prospective cohort studies will allow us to collect more and better exposure data with which to identify unknown health hazards and to develop appropriate preventive measures and regulations for recognized hazards.

In addition, in many hospital-based studies, controls were taken from hospitalized individuals with higher chance than the general population to share a common exposure with cases, which may be a threat to the validity of the results.

We did not find any correlation of phthalate exposure with cryptorchidism, which disagrees with rodent studies (Imajima et al. 2001; Jarfelt et al. 2005; Kavlock et al. 2002a, 2002b).

Neither is there a standard for describing the exposure atmospheres; the detail with which exposures are characterized varies considerably, and most comparisons among studies are made on the basis of particulate matter (PM) mass concentrations.

Now termed the "old friends" hypothesis, it contends that increases in autoimmune inflammatory disorders in developed countries are partly attributable to decreasing exposure to microorganisms with which humans coevolved (Rook 2007).

We were able to find few other studies describing DMD exposure in LOMS with which to compare our findings [ 6].

Reports of statistical significance were limited to differences between effects of combined and sham exposures or between combined and single exposures; the statistical significance with which combined exposures had greater than additive effects was not reported.

The stronger association might also be due to less misclassification of nighttime exposure compared with daytime exposure, which is more likely to be affected by time spent at work or workplace exposure.

In our practice, we use a trick with which exposure and maneuvering are facilitated.