Sentence examples for indices of exposure from inspiring English sources
In some situations such as asthma attributed to poor indoor air quality, causative agents remain unclear, although Park et al. (2004) has indicated that semiquantitative indices of exposure to dampness and mold can suffice for measuring the effect of poor workplace indoor air quality on respiratory symptoms.
'High' indicates the rank of 1 3; 'Medium' indicates the rank of 4 6; and 'Low' indicates the rank of 7 9 in terms of the corresponding indices of exposure; sensitivity; and adaptive capacity.
The assessment and mapping of national indices of exposure and sensitivity to climate change was based Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Assessment Reports and IPCC Special Reports.
All study subjects were blinded to both their individual indices of exposure and the outcome illnesses under study.
On site, we administered a respiratory health questionnaire designed to assess upper respiratory symptoms and lower respiratory symptoms, including cough, phlegm, and wheeze, as well as indices of exposure, including number of days worked at the site and job category.
These serological tests indicate whether or not an individual has been exposed, but not whether they are currently infected; and thus serve only as indices of exposure rather than the percentage of individuals that are infectious.
Seroprevalence in yearling sea lions was an accurate index of exposure among all age classses, and indicated on-going exposure to leptospires in non-outbreak years.
The more ad-hoc was the allocation of the incidence of the LOGSE across individuals, the more likely that our estimates for the index of exposure to the LOGSE will show the appropriate relationship between this indicator and the probability of dropout.
Self-reporting of skin contact and frequency of contact were used as an index of exposure.
This index of exposure is limited as it relies on self-report and it only considers skin exposure to AFFF, and does not capture other routes of potential exposure.
Articles about fear of crime were sorted by zone of publication, and an index of exposure, based upon the frequency of articles reporting crimes, was created.
