Sentence examples for more complete exposure from inspiring English sources

To allow for more complete exposure data, we interpolated the values for the 2 missing days between each 3-day reading for the monitors that measured PM2.5 concentration every third day.

Although there were some limitations in this approach, there is future potential for estimates from the metric to be integrated with personal-level information to provide a more complete exposure profile.

To ensure more complete exposure data, some analyses were restricted to the subgroup of women enrolled in GHC for at least 10 years (over 70% of eligible subjects in this study).

Associations with urinary arsenic in samples collected closest to the ECG measurement were weaker than associations with urinary arsenic concentrations at baseline that were adjusted for changes in concentrations during follow-up, whereas the analyses restricted to those with a more complete exposure history prior to baseline were similar to associations in the study population as a whole.

Quantitative estimates of exposure errors can be obtained by carrying out calibration substudies where results from more complete exposure metrics are compared with results from the modeled metrics (Berhane et al. 2004; Fraser and Stram 2001; Mallick et al. 2002; Sarnat et al. 2001; Stram et al. 1995).

This study also provides information about dust levels across different household sites, rather than a particular site such as the bedroom bed, giving a more complete picture of household exposure.

Further, a more complete picture of OP insecticide exposure could be obtained if pesticide-specific biomonitoring data were available for more OP insecticides.

Second, occupational and environmental exposure studies of other components of JP-8 are needed to gain a more complete picture of JP-8 exposures.

The implications of these and similar events drove members of core federal agencies to jointly construct a more complete picture of potential lead exposures than had previously been compiled.

In addition, supplementing the ASQ with questions concerning previous (severe) lifetime stressful events is recommended in order to have a more complete picture of adolescent chronic stress exposure.

Therefore, a longitudinal study would provide a more complete picture regarding which of these variables could predict the other, controlling for exposure changes.