Sentence examples for higher levels of hazardous from inspiring English sources

Higher socioeconomic status was protective for common mental disorder, fair or poor health and long standing illness, but those with higher socioeconomic status reported higher levels of hazardous alcohol use.

The few studies of hazardous alcohol use among forcibly displaced persons have consistently shown higher levels of hazardous alcohol use among men compared with women (Jenkins et al., 1990; Kozaric-Kovacic et al., 2000; Marshall et al., 2005; Steel et al., 2005; Puertas et al., 2006; Jeon et al., 2008; Lee et al., 2008; Roberts et al., 2011; Ezard et al., 2012).

If high levels of hazardous mold spores are found in the house, Mr. Sarett said, the inspector will then make a visual inspection to determine where the mold is growing.

Both back trajectories and dispersion models further confirmed that high levels of hazardous air pollutants in the neighboring communities were carried by air mass flown from the 22 plants that were shut down by the fire.

Although the air in Pittsburgh has dramatically improved from the days when it was one of America's most polluted cities, it still contains high levels of hazardous pollutants, in large part because of several major steel foundries and coke works still in operation, according to the Clean Air Council.

Participants had high levels of hazardous (17.3%, 69/399) and harmful drinking (9.5%, 38/399), while 36.1% abstained from alcohol.

Heavy alcohol consumption has been implicated as a major cause, with high levels of hazardous drinking in the population [ 2].

The findings of this study are particularly important given the high levels of hazardous drinking found in Russia [ 24, 25].

Not surprisingly, we found that women who attended these venues had high levels of hazardous alcohol use and depression.

The highest level of hazardous alcohol consumption (>20 g of pure alcohol per day) among women was reported for those between 25 and 34 years of age, the most reproductive age group (Popovitch et al., 2004).

*Regression method was applied for trend using log-values of biomarkers ** T-test was applied using log-values of biomarker This study provides a unique resource for studying the existence of pathologies detected at forensic autopsy with particular emphasis upon the role of recent and chronic alcohol drinking in a country with a high level of hazardous drinking.