Sentence examples for potentially exposure from inspiring English sources

77 Several factors may be involved in these increased risks, including population density, education, lifestyle changes, and potentially, exposure to industrial agents.

This underscores the complex "give and take" at the heart of telomere regulation, and reiterates the importance of timing BTL collection relative to diagnosis (and potentially exposure and treatment).

In order to obtain representative results for the population of interest the following potentially exposure-relevant characteristics or factors should be representatively distributed in each stratum: socioeconomic status, use of wireless communication devices, use of public transport, and day of week.

Of these exposures, fluid administration appears to be the only potentially modifiable exposure.

The use of water treatment devices potentially affected exposure, and should be taken into account as a part of exposure assessment.

As many occupational exposures are not fully independent, a correlation matrix was generated to evaluate the degree of correlation between occupational dust exposures and other potentially confounding exposures.

In addition, pesticide dust levels, although a potentially useful exposure indicator in children (Bradman et al. 1997), may not be a good proxy for exposure in adults.

DuPont declined to comment on its workers' potentially prolonged exposure to the gas.

Potentially, this exposure could operate additively or interactively and raises the possibility of 'mixtures' effects.

Potentially unsafe exposure levels are far lower for children than for adults, Mr. Clement said, and he and Mr. Baird both said that adults who use plastic containers made with the chemical were not at risk.

Rather, it's because of the literal mountain in the middle, complete with 7,000ft of elevation gain and potentially fatal exposure – and when you finally get to the top, well, congratulations.