Sentence examples for reported for exposure from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that following exposure to the S. venezuelae metabolite, C. elegans expressing a reporter for SKN-1 did not exhibit activation, in contrast to results reported for exposure to paraquat.

The magnitude of the effects on development of lung function was comparable to that reported for exposure to maternal smoking.

Pollutants were modeled as continuous variables, and estimates were reported for exposure increments of 50 μg/m in PM10 and 15 ppb in SO2.

4 15 Positive associations have been reported for exposure to high levels of air pollution during early 4 8 10–13 15 and late gestation.

A higher odds ratio for stroke was reported for exposure to soluble metalworking fluids in an analysis restricted to decedents (23).

Exposure sessions were not of longer duration, nor of greater frequency, than those reported among younger samples, and were similar to treatment duration previously reported for exposure treatment among single-subject studies of older people (Thyer 1981; Rowan et al 1984).

bAOR reported for exposures significant (p < .1) at the bivariate level which did not exhibit multicollinearity in the final model (overall VIF = 1.78, Pearson chi-square p = .271).271

Pooled analysis by dose or duration was not feasible, as risk estimates were reported for different exposure comparisons, exposure definitions (e.g., mean or cumulative dose, duration since start exposure, or cumulative duration) and stratification categories.

TCDD exposure was measured in blood samples and expressed as picograms per gram of lipid; Proportions of subjects with prevalent or incident DM were reported for each exposure category; and TCDD levels in each exposure category were categorized based on reported cutoffs or (preferably) on a measure of central tendency (mean, median, or geometric mean).

When exposure-response relationships were evaluated in the NCI industrial worker cohort, associations were reported for peak exposure (ptrend =.01 for exposed groups) and average intensity (ptrend =.05 for exposed groups) but not for cumulative exposure, cumulative number of peaks ≥4.0 ppm (data not reported), or duration of exposure (data not reported) (Beane Freeman et al., 2009).

Such biochemical effects have been reported for ultrasound exposure [ 37] and fs-pulse irradiation [ 38, 39] and may occur upon exposure to ns-pulse induced vapor bubble formation in the immediate vicinity of cell organelles.