Sentence examples for rating of exposure from inspiring English sources

Subjects also provided a subjective rating of exposure intensity (light, moderate, heavy) for each job.

In addition, demand and control were rated externally to workers versus subjectively, and differences in the rating of exposure may explain different results in control from other studies.

The rate of exposure was not statistically different in small colonies and big colonies.

They found high rates of exposure to traumatic events, especially child abuse, across gender and ethnic groups.

A disturbing finding was that colonies that were periodically culled, in fact, had higher rates of exposure.

Some report higher rates of exposure to sexual traumatic events in particular among those who self-injure (Ellis et al., 2002; McReynolds & Wasserman, 2011; Morgan & Hawton, 2004).

Females reporting nonsuicidal cutting reported a higher rate of exposure to forced sexual activity (χ2 (1) = 12.89, p < .001) compared to non-injuring females.

Using data from the BEIR VII report assumes a linear dose-response relationship to the lower dose rate of exposure in medical procedures.

By age 10, over one-third of all children will have lived in a welfare household; black, non-Hispanic children face a much higher rate of exposure.

Ionizing radiation is a known human carcinogen that can induce a variety of biological effects depending on the physical nature, duration, doses and dose-rates of exposure.

Rates of exposure (and gender differences in those rates) to assaultive violence are comparable to those reported in a large national multi-site juvenile justice sample (Wasserman & McReynolds, 2011).