Sentence examples for linked exposure from inspiring English sources

One laboratory study suggested possible DNA damage from PFOA exposure, and a study of workers linked exposure with prostate cancer.

A Canadian research report has linked exposure to hydraulic fluids found in aircraft to high rates of highly invasive prostate cancer in aircrew.

Some previous studies, notably one of 18,142 teenagers in Sweden in 2009, have linked exposure at a young age to the later development of tooth decay.

Researchers have linked exposure to dirty air to changes in a gene that, in turn, is connected to more severe asthma symptoms.

They have been the subjects of psychological studies, including one reported last month in The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that linked exposure to violent video games to aggressiveness and delinquency.

Research has linked exposure to nature with various benefits including improved focus, vitality, productivity, and reduced stress, factors that may enhance the academic performance of individual students.

A study from the University of Lincoln, links exposure to images of musclebound men with fuelling gym attendance.

This chapter presents the latest epidemiological evidence linking exposure to non-exhaust sources of PM on human health.

We examined the causal pathways linking exposure to new transport infrastructure with changes in cycling to work.

Equivocal evidence linking exposure to malignant brain glioma in females.

Figure 2 Estimated direct and indirect pathways linking exposure to interpersonal violence to weekly headache, by sex and level of family cohesion abc.