Sentence examples for in relation with the exposure from inspiring English sources

Exogenous CO increases in relation with the exposure to tobacco smoke and polluted air.

To define inflammatory responses in experimental burn injury in relation with the type and time of burn exposure.

The exposure and the potential confounders will be modelled in relation with the outcome variable for adjustment using a multiple-predicative regression model.

The lung cancer risk in relation with asbestos exposure has been confirmed numerous times but in case control studies, dose response relationships are still relatively rare.

For preeclampsia and late-onset preeclampsia we observed the strongest associations in relation with third-trimester exposure levels and for early-onset preeclampsia in relation with first-trimester exposure levels.

Changes in NAT activity have long been associated with variations in susceptibility to different cancers in relation with exposure to certain AAs.

As few men were exposed to physical or sexual violence from their partners, no statistically significant risk factor for physical and sexual violence were identified, therefore, no further analysis was performed for men in relation with exposure to physical and sexual violence.

Epidemiological studies are necessary in order to ascertain effects of heavy arsenic exposure in relation with concurrent exposures to respiratory irritants and metals.

In relation to the exposure, areas with higher socioeconomic (SEIFA) scores commonly fell within the highest THM category; that is, mothers resident in the more affluent suburbs were either just as or more likely to be highly exposed to THMs compared with those in socioeconomically deprived suburbs (Table 2).

Several studies have shown associations between NAT1 and/or NAT2 activities and increased risk of cancer, particularly in relation with exposures to AAs (Hein 1988; Hein et al. 2000).

Similarly, we observed different patterns of association for current asthma and current allergic rhinoconjunctivitis in relation with our different measures of exposure to greenness.