Sentence examples for mainly exposures from inspiring English sources

Individual-related environmental effects, which are mainly exposures or circumstances encountered in adulthood, such as education, occupation, or psychosocial working conditions, account for the remaining 63 65% of variance of DP due to MSD.

In fact, according to The Hulbert Financial Digest, followers of Weiss' "Crash Protection Strategy" of bearish investments (mainly exposure to gold, put options and owning funds that sell the market short) would have made a 32.6% return in 2002, compared to the S&P 500′s drop of more than 20%.

In our cohort of primigravidae, antibodies were not found to be associated with protection from anaemia or LBW (known to be important outcomes associated with placental malaria (reviewed in [3], [29]), instead antibodies reflect mainly exposure to antigen.

Urinary arsenic reflects mainly exposure to inorganic arsenic (Ahmed et al. 2014).

We therefore hypothesize that it is mainly exposure to antibiotics that has driven the overrepresentation of co-occurrences between ARGs and BMRGs in these environments, rather than exposure to biocides or metals.

In addition, translation of the study findings in the human context is difficult, given that the experimental conditions, mainly exposure to glucose as high as 25 mM, are unusual finding in patients with diabetes.

In a review published in the January 2008 issue of the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, Matthew Lorber of the EPA estimated that more than 80% of PBDE exposure is from nonfood sources, mainly exposure to house dust containing PBDEs, from both unintentional ingestion and dermal contact.

In comparing the health effects after Chernobyl with those after the atomic bombs, it must be remembered that apart from workers in or close to the power plant, the Chernobyl accident involved mainly exposure to radioactive isotopes, and the atomic bombs primarily involved direct exposure to γ-rays and neutrons.

This suggests that the statistical significances are driven mainly by exposure versus non-exposure and less by differences in FA exposure levels.

We present a kinematic analysis of faults and striations obtained mainly from exposures of sedimentary rocks in the region of Nouméa with complements from measurements made farther north at Népoui within post-obduction Middle-Miocene deposits.

The preserved parts of chert and siliciclastic sections in the imbricates of mainly metavolcanic exposures are very thin in this area (commonly <10 m and too small to show on the Fig. 7 map).