Sentence examples for longstanding exposure from inspiring English sources
OTSCC traditionally was thought to be a cancer afflicting older males with longstanding exposure to tobacco and alcohol.
Chronic preoperative pain may contribute to central sensitisation from longstanding exposure to nociceptive input (Wilder-Smith et al, 2002).
Recent successes in breeding Varroa-resistant bees, including the selection of 'Russian' bees with longstanding exposure to mites [ 14, 15], indicate that a better understanding of how bees and mites interact with each other can lead to novel management strategies.
This assumes parents are not influenced by advertising, but longstanding exposure to advertising may have shifted parents' idea of what constitutes a 'normal' diet for children, even if there is no evidence of an influence on their understanding of a healthy diet.
Due to oil exploration, Ecuador has a longstanding chemical exposure problem that has existed in the Andes-Amazon region since the 1970s.
Since the impairment of FMD was demonstrated also in individuals with recent onset of migraine it is unlikely that the disturbance was a consequence of longstanding and repeated exposure to the vasoconstrictor agents used for migraine treatment [27].
Mainstream economics professors fear the exposure of their longstanding intolerant exclusion of most strong critics of capitalism from teaching and research opportunities.
These studies cast the longstanding assumption that prenatal drug exposure harms children as "at best grossly misleading, arising more from bias and prejudice than from the scientific literature".
Longstanding and ongoing sources of external exposure to environmental lead include lead-smelter areas, melted lead batteries, lead in drinking water, the glazing industry, and lead paint.
And it never set a standard limiting exposures to nPB, despite longstanding scientific warnings.
Similarly, studies of social or nutritional exposures would also likely suffer from these issues because those exposures also tend to be longstanding.
