Sentence examples for moderate exposure and from inspiring English sources

Here, x i takes the value 0 for low exposure, 1 for moderate exposure, and 2 for high exposure.

Although this was a hypothesis-generating study, the authors speculated regarding moderate exposure and associations with neurologic symptoms.

Unresolved issues regarding the relationship of pesticide exposure to symptom prevalence include the relative importance of acute and chronic exposure, of pesticide poisoning or high-exposure events compared with chronic moderate exposure, and of pesticides other than organophosphates.

Additional analyses were also conducted with watermen classified into four levels of exposure based on the amount of time spent working in waters that tested positive for Pfiesteria: no exposure, low exposure, moderate exposure, and high exposure.

Based on the value of the Skin- P TASK, cleaning tasks were classified in different exposure categories as defined by DREAM: "no exposure", "low exposure", "moderate exposure", and "extremely high exposure".

Step two involved (a) classifying maternal report of the two high exposure practices as high exposure, (b) classifying maternal report of a combination of any one high exposure practice and any one low exposure practice as moderate exposure, and (c) classifying maternal report of the two low exposure practices as low exposure.

This model conservatively used a linear dose response relationship for the moderate Hg exposures, to give a lower bound for the expected benefit of reducing these moderate exposures, and a logarithmic dose response relationship for the highest values.

To investigate the temporal relation of breast cancer and ovarian cancer mortality to changes in the water concentration of arsenic, we categorized calendar years into four time periods on the basis of exposure in Region II: 1950 1957 (low exposure), 1958 1970 (high exposure), 1971 2000 (low-moderate exposure), and 2001 2010 (low exposure).

Workers in the Cd battery plant or the residents of Cd-polluted areas near the plant comprised the high-exposure group, whereas those residing < 2 km or between 2 and 10 km from the plant comprised the moderate-exposure and low-exposure groups, respectively.

This paper reports unpublished data on the plasma renin activity of lead-exposed workers; these results are in agreement with those of previous human and experimental studies suggesting that the synthesis or release of renin is increased after short and moderate exposure to inorganic lead and reduced whenever the exposure is prolonged.

In addition, when the subjects were classified into high exposure and moderate exposure groups, the prevalence of headache in the high exposure group (14/14) was significantly higher than in the moderate exposure group (26/41).