Sentence examples for some exposures for from inspiring English sources

Sure, PPACA, for example, now covers our kids to age 26; precludes dropping those of us and our children with a preexisting condition; provides for state-run health insurance exchanges in 2014; and shores up some exposures for our seniors in Medicare who require expensive pharmaceuticals.

However, for some exposures – for example, use of post-menopausal hormones – the risk is raised in current users, but declines rapidly once exposure ceases.

The second finding was consistency in the association between exacerbations and some exposures, for example, to secondhand smoke, allergen, unflued heaters and poor air quality.

"We're doing because it's a chance to tell our story and get some exposure for our companies".

"It gives people another reason to play our courses versus another course, and at the same time get some exposure for our new client and let us share the excitement we have for these properties in Mexico". Of course, free is a relative term.

Exposure to CEA was treated as a binary variable i.e. some exposure (for those who had some or a lot of exposure during their training, current or past) and no exposure (for those who had no exposure).

A further limitation was the level of detail available for some exposures, particularly for dietary information.

Of interest was a small but significant increase in risk of NHL after bladder cancer, which could also indicate some joint exposures for the two cancers.

With this self-reported information, sometimes collected many years after pregnancy, the potential for misclassification can be significant for some exposures.

Studies in Georgia and Texas estimate that 22 30% of mothers move residence during their pregnancy, and most mothers move within their locality (Lupo et al. 2010a; Miller et al. 2010), potentially introducing some exposure misclassification for the early pregnancy period of interest.

Finally, if for some exposures there is an earlier critical window of exposure that sets the stage for later neurologic degeneration, a focus on later exposure history may not capture early developmentally relevant exposures.