Sentence examples for most frequent exposure from inspiring English sources

Gold dealers were believed to have the most frequent exposure to Hg vapor.

In these occupations working in extreme bent posture was the most frequent exposure for men followed by patient transfer.

Private residences and restaurants/banquet facilities were the most frequent exposure settings for outbreaks caused by Salmonella spp. (32%and36%6%, respectively) and STEC (46%and20%0%, respectively).

The most frequent exposure was to ionizing radiation (IR), with 2974 subjects, followed by exposure to cytostatic drugs (2521 subjects) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (2004 subjects).

For men most confirmed cases of OD No. 2108 come from the construction industry (most frequent exposure was extreme trunk flexion and carrying different types of materials).

Girls with the most frequent exposure were significantly less likely to report habitual avoidance behavior related to SHS compared to those less frequently exposed.

Patient transfer and working in extremely bent posture were the most frequent exposures.

Human infection with Eurasian lineage H5N1 virus was first documented in 1997 in poultry workers in Hong Kong, where the most frequent exposures were touching poultry or poultry parts and butchering poultry (12, 13 ).

IVDU and transfusion are the most frequent exposures reported in the literature in HCV-positive mothers [ 13, 30], but these estimates usually refer to very young children or those surveyed for HIV infection.

Traveling abroad was the single most frequent documented exposure risk (16%).

The aim of this study was to estimate the fraction of lung cancers attributable to occupational exposures and specifically to the three most frequent carcinogenic exposures asbestos, PAH and crystalline silica in an area characterised by its high lung cancer incidence, and a past in heavy industry: iron and coal mining, steel foundries and steel plants.