Sentence examples for origin exposure from inspiring English sources

Other factors which may have contributed to poor agreement between individuals and over time include the raters' professional background (pediatricians, physiotherapist, representative of CF-patient organization), country of origin, exposure to lay questions and expert answers over the time frame of the project.

Experiences in family of origin; Violence exposure = the sum of witnessing domestic violence; exposure to physical violence; exposure to emotional abuse; witnessing emotional abuse.

We designed a fully-factorial transplant experimental design to assess effects of litter origin and exposure site on the rate of litter decomposition.

Predictors of a positive QFT-result in multivariate regression analysis were age, origin and exposure.

Only origin and exposure to tuberculosis were associated with QFT positivity (Table 3).

Animal data were collected from each household and included each animal's origin, tick exposure, age, and sex.

Results: Cells expressing roGFP2 and HyPer showed a rapid loss of redox potential and an increase in H2O2 of mitochondrial origin following exposure to 1,2-NQ.

In this study we retrieved from the MASTER electronic database: gender, age at enrolment, country of origin, HIV exposure group, period of enrolment in the cohort and Hepatitis C or B co-infection.

These data suggest that the WB-indeterminate patterns in HIV EIA-reactive sera from persons living in Africa may reflect more than just a recent HIV infection or an infection with a highly divergent HIV-1 strain (10 ); they may reflect either cross-reactivity with unknown pathogens of African origin or exposure to new HIV- or SIV-like strains.

Medieval people were subjected to an Hg exposure, which can be divided into a global background exposure and occasional much higher point source exposures of cultural origins.

We estimated calibration coefficients for studies of the association of long-term PM2.5 health effects with ambient air pollution exposures, considering both estimated personal exposures to PM2.5 of ambient origin as the exposure metric and personal exposures to total PM2.5 as a second, albeit imperfect, exposure metric.