Sentence examples for inclusive exposure from inspiring English sources

Because the actual exposure usually involves multiple congeners, a more inclusive exposure investigation in humans is important.

Interestingly, despite this inclusive exposure protocol from conception up to nearly 30 months of age, there was no evidence of carcinogenicity.

Therefore the mortality rate ratios MRR65+ do not represent the full range of heat-associated mortality that actually occurred during the study period, and it is possible that the magnitude of associations with neighborhood characteristics would change with use of a more inclusive exposure metric.

Due to the "upstream" (i.e., higher level and affected by fewer factors) and inclusive nature of the exposure, we identified few potential confounders for inclusion in the county-level models.

A combination of exposure testing inclusive of hydrogen collection and mass loss, in addition to potentiodynamic polarisation and impedance spectroscopy elucidated and quantified the corrosion performance of three differently structured Mg-Li alloys.

Nevertheless, unless there is strong spatial confounding with carpet size, indoor-generated sources of PAHs (e.g., cooking), and/or dust track-in, we expect that the ambient signal should be detectable in the carpet PAH measurements that were collected as part of the LIBCSP to provide an exposure marker inclusive of indoor-generated PAHs.

The women's stories, which reflect their memory of the perpetrators' behavior while pregnant, contained descriptions of exposure to psychological inclusive economic violence and physical inclusive sexual violence.

Figure 8B represents exposure values for inclusive modeling of air emissions from all emitters.

Figure 7B represents exposure potential values for inclusive modeling of air emissions from all emitters at the block level.

Overall, it should be noted that an asbestos cement industry, an asbestos textile industry or a harbor industrial area inclusive of shipyards partially contribute to exposure of MM cases in about 75% of the clusters identified.

The increase in exposure disparity moving from noninclusive to inclusive modeling persists at the three coarser levels of geographic resolution (data not shown).