Sentence examples for from onset of exposure from inspiring English sources

Increased rates of malignancy first become significant after 20 years from onset of exposure and are also related to duration of exposure.

Among female household contacts of asbestos workers, Anderson (1982) found 8 deaths from respiratory cancer versus 4.7 expected after 20 years from the onset of exposure.

A postexposure blood draw was performed at 3 hr from the onset of exposure (~ 30 min after ultrasound measurement).

For example, according to the model including only time since first exposure and mean exposure, the yearly incidence increases from 0.8%100 years after the onset of exposure to 2.4%300 years after exposure onset for a mean exposure of 1 fibre/ml.

Among the 39 workers, latency between onset of exposure and first appearance of illness from tumor was 24.2 years, with a range of 5 to 34 years.

Changes in proliferation occur rapidly following the onset of exposure to aromatase inhibitors.

For both particle sizes tested, tissue concentration of MPs reached steady-state within 14 days of the onset of exposure in all three tissues (liver, kidney and gut).

New hair cells are first seen 4 5 days after the onset of exposure to an intense sound [6], [10] and undergo maturation so that by 20 28 days after stimulus onset they are virtually indistinguishable from unaffected cells [11].

Epidemiologic investigations began with interviews with 5 secondary SFTS patients and 58 other individuals who had exposure to the index patient from onset of the illness until cremation.

That means that data on possible intrahospital exposures of cases were collected from onset of pneumonia to onset of ALI, whereas in controls, data were tabulated for the same number of hours subsequent to the onset of pneumonia.

The median (IQR) times (days) from exposure to onset of symptoms and from onset of symptoms to hospital admission were 1 (0–4) and 2 (2–4), respectively, and these did not differ significantly between survivors (1 [0 4.5] and 3 [2 5] days) and nonsurvivors (1 (0–2] and 2 [2– 2] days) (p = 0.90 and p = 0.19, respectively).