Sentence examples for more appropriate exposure from inspiring English sources

If the effects are ascribed to the unmeasured parent compound, toxicokinetic calculations may perhaps be applied to generate a more appropriate exposure measure that reflects the exposure to the active substance.

This is, to our knowledge, the first study to separate the effects of recent versus habitual alcohol exposure, and as the duration of spermatogenesis is approximately 72 days 30 the typical intake is probably a more appropriate exposure measure than the intake during the week preceding the delivery of the semen sample.

It is considered a more appropriate exposure measurement for the assessment of dose safety relationship instead of the actual dose, since patients received the scheduled dose before neutropenia occurrence, while the actual dose is resulted from dose delay and dose reduction after AE occurrence so may be confounded for dose neutropenia assessment.

Although 24FRs are designed to provide accurate and detailed information on intake over a short period of time, they are not wholly representative of participants' usual diets and would be expected to result in misclassification of exposure when long-term diet is the more appropriate exposure index.

To design more appropriate chemical exposure studies, it may be important to integrate the various theoretical models and empirical approaches to MCS with the larger scientific literature on individual differences in these potentially interactive phenomena.

These data suggest that the administration advantages of inhaled treprostinil allowed for a reduction in total treatment preparation and administration times per day that may have resulted in increased dosing compliance, more appropriate prostacyclin exposures, and possibly enhanced therapeutic benefit.

For solid cancers, radiation-related excess risk starts to appear about 5 years after exposure in therapeutically irradiated groups (Little, 1993; Weiss et al, 1994), while for leukaemia, the increase in risk following exposure certainly starts to appear within 5 years of exposure (Darby et al, 1987); therefore, a more appropriate period of exposure would be some 5 10 years earlier (i.e., 2000 5).

However, TUA measured in the same urine sample as 8-OHdG reflects recent arsenic exposure at a point in time much more relevant to the generation of the measured 8-OHdG, making it a more appropriate biomarker of exposure.

Within the context of CDs it seems more appropriate to consider exposure rather than contact because it is not easy to determine which contact among many led to the infection.

Single urine samples could be useful for cross-sectional screening of populations for exposure, while 24 h collections would be more appropriate for assessing individual exposures.

Additionally, pesticide risk assessments are more appropriate in total diet exposure, nevertheless, the study focused on intakes of pesticide residues via ready-to-eat vegetables or salads.