Sentence examples for geographical exposure from inspiring English sources
Despite Nepal's low geographical exposure to natural disasters (138th in the world), the earthquake killed more than 8,800 people and caused $5.17bn of economic damage.
The influence of non-message factors, including respondents' actual and perceived geographical exposure to hurricane-related risks, evacuation planning, and hurricane-related experiences, is also investigated.
There is yet no established dispersion model or LUR-model for this area, which otherwise could have been used as an interesting complement to the geographical exposure metric.
Eligible studies which did not have geographical exposure variables were excluded from this report, for future study under other theme headings.
When using a geographical exposure metric the associations to health effects cannot be attributed any specific pollutant other than traffic pollution as a whole.
Principle summary measures included Odds Ratios (odds of receipt of chemotherapy by the geographical exposure) as well as descriptive statistics with proportions and percentages and appropriate statistical tests (e.g. t-test).
Areas of increased and decreased risk of breast cancer were not explained by covariates and became more extreme as we increased latency, findings consistent with geographical exposures.
In environmental epidemiology interdisciplinary collaboration is essential and the contrasting geographical patterns in exposure and disease make multi-location projects essential.
However, in maximizing the geographical variability of exposure the relative risk estimates from cohort studies are likely to be confounded by area-specific characteristics [ 68].
1 This could reflect geographical differences in exposure risk 1 and our exclusion of children with a history of confirmed H1N1 disease and those treated for suspected infection.
Unlike most previous studies that examined factors associated with CSA, we found evidence of significant geographical clustering in exposure to CSA.
