Sentence examples similar to modifying the exposure from inspiring English sources

The use of studies of underground miners to estimate lung cancer risks due to residential radon exposure depends upon a better understanding of factors potentially modifying the exposure-response relationship.

These results suggest that the CD3ζ ITAM closest to the membrane is permanently protected from digestion and that the conformational change in the TCR modifies the exposure of the second and third ITAMs of CD3ζ to trypsin cleavage.

We modified the exposure assessment criteria so that the subcategories would be applicable to serological studies.

The use of gloves during mixing, loading, or application reduced exposure and modified the exposure levels in other covariates.

To examine whether psychological stress modified the exposure effect (hypothesis 2), an interaction between exposure, stress, and time was added to the model described above.

It is important to remember that ambient conditions may modify the exposure (i.e., increased volatilization of deltamethrin); furthermore, keeping children's behavior under observation is a good practice to control soil ingestion and dermal contact with sprayed areas.

Alcohol intake did not appear to modify the exposure-disease association (P for interaction = 0.22), but few VITAL women drank ≥ 10 g/d of alcohol.

Perhaps more interestingly, future research should examine the efficacy of interventions aimed at modifying the perceived exposure to the vector.

Herein we report the synthesis of mannose derivatives with one or two hydrophobic chains of different length, designed with the purpose of modifying the degree of exposure of the mannose when they were incorporated into liposomes.

Previous interaction studies support the role of GSTP1 variants modifying the effect of exposure to air pollutants and tobacco smoke with respect to asthma and allergy.

This suggests that we had limited power to detect a statistically significant effect of breastfeeding in modifying the association between exposure to diabetes in utero and childhood adiposity.