Sentence examples for linked to the exposure from inspiring English sources

Significant associations between (a) exposure-linked SNPs v. (b) diseases linked to the exposure of interest, are well described in the current literature.

The data gaps of ENM risk assessment include (1) ENM aerosol standards and agreement on ENM key metrics; (2) dependable exposure scenarios, affordable monitoring technologies, exposure data and models; and (3) biomedical data on ENM translocation and toxicity, and associated testing strategies (which must be linked to the exposure scenarios).

The residential addresses of cases and controls ascertained at the time of diagnosis (i.e., 1996) were linked to the exposure surface.

This association has been previously reported and linked to the exposure of children to the contaminated clothes at home [ 19, 20].

Thus, exclusion of these individuals was not linked to the exposure and consequently, the risk of selection bias is less probable.

The upregulation of M6G10 EST in fruiting body compared to vegetative mycelium [ 21] is probably strictly linked to the exposure of fruiting bodies to low temperatures during the autumn/winter season.

Herein, we asked the following: if exposure to a particular environmental carcinogen is implicated in the cause of a disease but the exposure is not evident at the time of disease diagnosis, what additional molecular events (e.g., genetic polymorphisms, genetic mutations, and/or epigenetic events) can be linked to the exposure-disease paradigm?

However, even with that increase in stress, no significant increase in health symptoms or reduction in neurobehavioral performance was linked to the exposures to VOCs either alone or combined with ozone, despite sharp increases in many secondary pollutants resulting when ozone was added to the VOC mixture.

Many of his troops later suffered illnesses that he suspects were linked to the repeated exposure to Agent Orange, used in concentrations 20 to 55 times that of normal agricultural use.

This unusual pattern, opposite to the one observed with Plasmodium antigens, is compatible with a progressive desensitization to mosquito saliva and may be linked to the continued exposure to bites of anopheline mosquitoes.

Moreover, the types and frequencies of anomalies in meiotic PMCs were linearly linked to the irradiation exposure doses.