Sentence examples for measuring exposure of from inspiring English sources

It provides a summary of current "state-of-the-art" principles and methodology involved in measuring exposure of agricultural workers to pesticides.

However, our study shows the general limitation of accurately measuring exposure of participants, in common with all panel studies with a similar design.

However, our study shows the general limitation of accurately measuring exposure of participants as all panel studies with a similar design.

As a part of a management plan to control the disease in this environment, measuring exposure of reservoirs to the main vector involved, P. perniciosus, through the detection of anti-saliva antibodies, would be useful to evaluate whether actions taken to reduce leishmaniasis have been effective as previously done in India and Nepal [ 9].

Correlating with the antimetastatic effect measured, exposure of animals to 50 mg/kg of amifostine resulted in a four-fold enhanced serum level of angiostatin above control levels.

The exposure model [ 19- 21] was based on EXPOLIS-Helsinki study [ 22- 24] that measured exposure of adult population to various air pollutants in the study area.

Accumulation of positive RDTs, which measures exposure of practitioners to positive results, significantly improved both adherence to test results and reliance on parasitological diagnosis.

However, different particle samplers often were used to measure exposure of commuters and at fixed sites (typically routine monitors), which made quantitative comparisons between commuters' exposure and urban background sites difficult.

To this end, we measured exposure of phosphatidylserine in lymphoblasts, activation of effector caspases in striatal precursors by monitoring cleavage of the caspases substrate PARP, and DNA cleavage in primary striatal neurons by TUNEL assay.

We used a novel method to measure exposure of the embryo-fetus to xenoestrogens by estimating the estrogenicity resulting from the combined effect of chemicals extracted from placentas (TEXB measurement) (Fernandez et al. 2004; Ibarluzea et al. 2004).

The authors uncovered published methods for measuring exposure to 73 of these 102 chemicals.