Sentence examples for moderate exposure groups from inspiring English sources

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).

These grouping criteria were based on the categories described by the United States National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (US NIAAA 2010), which were slightly modified by our group in order to avoid the overlapping between the maximum number of drinks in the light exposure group and the minimum in the moderate exposure group (Kwak et al. 2014b).

In postexposure samples, levels of these analytes in the high-exposure group were 3- to 29-fold greater than in the low-exposure group and 2- to 12-fold greater than in the moderate-exposure group.

WTC exposure was also modeled as an ordinal predictor (coded 0 for the low-exposure group, 1 for the moderate-exposure group, and 2 for the high-exposure group) to test the hypothesis of a linear trend in exposure-response relationship and to describe how that linear trend varied over the follow-up time using similar change point analyses.

Intensity of exposure to the WTC rescue and recovery effort was based on initial arrival time as follows: arrival on the morning of September 11 , 2001(high-exposure group); arrival during the afternoon of September 11 , 2001 through September 12 , 2001(moderate-exposure group); or arrival any day between September 13 , 2001 and September 24 , 2001(low-exposure group) (18, 23, 25– 25).

In the model equations for analyses that compare the 3 exposure groups (low, moderate, high), low-exposure intensity is assumed to be the reference group.

The wood ducks pre-exposed to the A/blue-winged teal/LA/B228/8 6(H1N1) virus (heterosubtypic to Mongolia/05 challenge virus) experienced moderate mortality (60%) relative to the other exposure groups; the level of protection observed in this group was not statistically significant.

There was a trend for the moderate-to-high exposure group to have limited physical activity compared with the low exposure group (OR 1.8 (95% CI 0.9 to 3.5)).

Further, studies that identify only a single highly exposed group for study cannot evaluate the neurotoxicity of moderate exposure, which may have great significance to public health.

Assuming continuous treatment use between prescriptions, we will identify two exposure groups: a low exposure group (less than 6 months' worth of prescriptions) and a moderate to high exposure group (6 months or more prescriptions).

Lower respiratory tract symptoms (e.g., tightness of chest, wheezing, shortness of breath) were reported by 8% of the people who had no or low exposure, 11% with moderate exposure, and 28% with high exposure; upper respiratory symptoms (eye and throat irritation, nasal congestion, cough) were also increased in the moderate- and high-exposure groups.