Sentence examples for more relevant exposure from inspiring English sources

According to the talking points, reviewed by The New York Times, the numbers cited by Zero Hedge "represent gross asset positions and thus do not reflect the benefit of collateral or other hedges and protection, and the more relevant exposure to consider is the net exposure".

Hence, PM2.5 is frequently assumed to be a more relevant exposure indicator than are larger particles.

The other option was to use studies that used a more relevant exposure metric but focused on adults.

Carpets act as long-term chemical repositories; hence, chemical concentrations in carpet dust may reflect integrated chemical exposure over the time the carpet was in the home, providing potentially more relevant exposure indicators than a biologic measure of recent exposure.

Our findings provide additional support for an aetiologic role for vitamin D in bladder cancer and suggest that free, rather than total, circulating vitamin D may be a more relevant exposure when examining bladder and, perhaps, other cancers.

When used to disinfect a surface contaminated with C. difficile spores at levels equating to 10 cfu/cm, the Nanoclave Cabinet achieved a 3 log10 reduction within 2 minutes – a shorter, more relevant exposure time than those specified by current standards.

The more relevant internal exposure is assessed by analysis of the chemical or its metabolites in body fluids and, if appropriate, by protein- or DNA-adducts.

We used oiled gravel columns to achieve a more environmentally relevant exposure.

In the present study, we used a repeated-dose regimen to correspond roughly to continuous exposure during the last trimester of human pregnancy, which represents a more environmentally relevant exposure paradigm than a single dose.

For pharmaceuticals chronic exposure is much more relevant than acute exposure.

Dietary exposure is more relevant than gavage exposures for many human risk assessment scenarios.