Sentence examples for exposures stemming from inspiring English sources
Numerous health concerns have been raised regarding possible environmental exposures stemming from manufactured gas plant sites.
There may therefore be misclassification of exposures stemming from changes to participants' hardship levels in the interval between surveys.
To minimize possible bias associated with excluding individuals with missing data while maintaining power, we imputed data for missing chemical exposures stemming from insufficient urine for quantification and relevant covariates (10%%) using data for the entire cohort and Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, under an assumption of 'missing at random' [ 32, 33].
The origins of long-chain per-fluorocarbon exposures stem from manufacture or use of industrial products, yet the routes of exposure and specific origins are rarely clear.
The bulk of the global indoor air pollution exposures stem from two sources: environmental tobacco smoke and the combustion of solid biomass fuels for cooking and heating (6).
ACA Capital Holdings Inc., the troubled bond insurer, has received an additional month to unwind an estimated $69 billion of credit exposure stemming from the subprime mortgage crisis.
However, the definition of intermittent or occupational sun exposure, stemming from comparison of several different studies, could obviously yield only qualitative results without any reference to the amount of sun exposure.
The exposure stems from risky loans that the banks packaged and sold as securities at the height of the mortgage bubble.
That exposure stems from an unusual agreement signed by Integument and Johns Hopkins in 2002.
The evidence suggests that about half of the later lower wages and higher unemployment exposure stems from these background differences between people, and about half is a result of the unemployment itself.
For typical Americans, 82% of radiation exposure stems from natural sources such as radon gas seeping from the earth; the rest comes mostly from medical procedures like x-rays.
