Sentence examples for indicate higher exposure from inspiring English sources

This may indicate higher exposure to PCDD/Fs in more southern regions in Finland.

Female urine samples showed higher concentrations for the target parabens, which may indicate higher exposure due to lifestyle.

Docetaxel pharmacokinetic parameters in the small cohort of patients appeared to indicate higher exposure in the presence of axitinib.

It is noteworthy that the incidence of postpartum haemorrhage ≥500 mL in the reference group of the previous controlled cord traction trial was about 30% higher than the incidence found in the current trial, which might indicate higher exposure to the risk of postpartum haemorrhage.

Seroprevalence surveys of Ebola virus also indicate high exposure (table S2), with prevalence rates up to 22%, depending on the population, and 15.3% in Gabon (6).

The results indicate high exposure to various forms of tobacco products advertising.

To our knowledge, no study has been conducted which looks at changes in re-suspended particle-size distributions over time, but Horwell et al. (2003b) found that the concentration of ash particles re-suspended by road vehicles from the Soufrière Hills volcano, Montserrat decreased exponentially with height above the ground, indicating higher exposure for children than adults.

Children of women with lifetime BN were found to have lower 2D:4D ratio than unexposed children, indicating higher exposure to testosterone prenatally.

Conversely, halogenated aromatics (PCBs in this case), PFCs, and perchlorate included biomarkers for which GMRs significantly different from one were exclusively <1, indicating higher exposures in the reference subgroup.

Among the 795 GM comparisons across subgroups and biomarkers, there were 37 chemicals with significant evidence of disparity: 12 chemicals with at least one GMR significantly >1, indicating potential EJ concerns, and 25 chemicals with at least one GMR significantly <1, indicating higher exposures in the reference subgroup (non-Hispanic white/High Income).

Sickle cell trait was associated with decreased risk of being in the 'more susceptible' group but this was not statistically significant [UOR = 0.38 (95% CI: 0.13 1.12), p = 0.07] while children from households with average parasite rate ≥50% (which indicated high exposure to malaria) were more likely to be in the 'more susceptible' group [UOR = 1.71 (95% CI: 1.03 2.85), p = 0.03].