Sentence examples for higher than average exposure from inspiring English sources

Japan, the Netherlands and Switzerland are more risk averse, with higher than average exposure to bonds.

"There are many possible reasons for this, the most likely suggesting a higher than average exposure to everyday driving risks.

Such risk analysis should include an evaluation not only of groups with higher than average exposure, but also those with high vulnerability to the effects of a given amount of ingested lead (i.e. young children and pregnant women).

However, certain circumstances such as intensive medical treatment can result in higher-than-average exposure, which may be a particular risk for newborn males.

Nonparticipating referents were older and had higher SES, which may have been linked to higher-than-average As exposure.

A rare condition that can develop from higher than average androgen exposure is clitoromegaly.

Because week 7 is the midpoint of the first trimester, θ 0i can also be interpreted as the average exposure for individual i during the first trimester, so that study participants with a random intercept θ 0i higher than the mean θ 0 would have a higher than average lead exposure in early pregnancy.

Overall, models were robust to exclusion of other potentially outlying subjects, including asymptomatic subjects, subjects with unusually low lung function measurements, and subjects with higher than average personal exposures.

In hospitals and other environments where nursing students are educated, there is a higher than average risk for exposure to infectious diseases.

One troop (Da Gama) showed a higher than average rate of exposure to HAV; 6 (75%) of 8 of the HAV antibody-positive baboons were in this 1 troop, despite this troop's representing just 7 (26%) of the 27 baboons in the sample.

However, the presence of these antibodies does not necessarily imply higher than average levels of exposure to enterically transmitted viruses; a HAV seroprevalence >60% has been reported in persons in the birth cohorts of the 5 case-patients in central Italy (14 ).