Sentence examples for mediate exposure from inspiring English sources
This assumption does not account for time-activity patterns that may mediate exposure such as commuting habits, place or type of work or time spent outdoors.
These alcohol and tobacco exposures may indicate that other variables that mediate exposure dose (e.g., intensity, duration, passive smoking, and alcohol concentration) and racial/ethnic/sex differences in metabolic response may also contribute to the variation in SCC incidence.
On this background, we interpret observational human data illustrating associations of exposures to epigenetic state and epigenetic state to disease to indicate that epigenetic mechanisms may plausibly mediate exposure effects on a wide range of human diseases.
However workplaces continue to be a substantial source of carcinogen exposures [ 5], also including psychosocial stressors that can mediate exposure to relevant cancer risk factors such as smoking and alcohol consumption.
Therefore, if a generalist pathogen differs in its ability to exploit host species, variation in disease outcomes will ultimately result from a complex combination of host traits that mediate exposure, and the functional genetic architecture underlying pathogen and host adaptations.
Thus, Hg-associated placental alterations may mediate exposure-associated neurobehavioral outcomes, even at exposure levels commonly identified in the population.
In the particular case of mouthing behavior mediated exposure in children, where no ingestion of the article occurs, several in vitro studies to estimate exposure in a variety of artificial saliva fluids have been described in the literature [ 13- 16].
Other strengths include the lengthy list of SEP measures and the large number of potentially mediating exposures ascertained prospectively.
Understanding the life-course development of atopy and whether specific versus generic sensitization results in different atopic symptoms and asthma risk over the life course is likely to shed light into its disease mechanism and mediating exposures.
These interactions mediate additional exposure to cofactors, thereby modulating the transcriptional activities of the complex.
Negative emotionality positively predicted future PTSD symptoms, and this effect was partially mediated by exposure to new events.
