Sentence examples for reflection of exposure from inspiring English sources

These differences between mothers and children could be a reflection of exposure or metabolism differences, or a combination.

One could speculate that this is a reflection of exposure to antibacterial biocides and metals in these environments.

These measured concentrations provide an integrated reflection of exposures that may occur via multiple routes and pathways.

For example, dioxin levels in blood can be a reflection of exposures that occurred over the prior 20 25 years.

This suggests that the latter biomarker of chronic exposure might be a better reflection of personal exposure to PM.

When asked if he thought it was possible that the numbers were little more than a reflection of his exposure during all these campaigns and news conferences, Mr. Green spat a spoonful of hot soup back into its paper cup and stared across the desk in astonishment.

These results indicate a good relative validity of urinary arsenic as a reflection of arsenic exposure from well water.

The relatively better resuscitation skills of (LHVs/midwives/nurses) in comparison to MOs and LHWs are perhaps a reflection of greater exposure to childbirths and immediate newborn care.

We cannot therefore ensure that levels observed in breast milk in the present study are a total reflection of prenatal exposure.

In theory, the measured concentrations should provide a more accurate reflection of the exposure conditions, because they account for experimental errors that may have arisen because of inaccuracies in the preparation of stock solutions and/or the dosing of tanks.

In addition, both grandmothers were invited for a dietary questionnaire and blood sampling for organochlorine analyses – as a possible reflection of prenatal exposure levels of the birth cohort parents.