Sentence examples for strongest exposure from inspiring English sources

We analyzed Spearman's correlation (r s) to evaluate the "strongest" exposure marker of MeHg (P-PUFA, total fish intake, fat fish intake, or lean fish intake).

To explore effects at different levels of exposure, subjects were divided into three groups of equal sizes, according to the strongest exposure marker variable.

For the multivariate analyses, we used only the "strongest" exposure marker of MeHg as in the ANOVAs (the different exposure marker variables were highly correlated)—as a numerical (not categorized) independent variable, with ln Ery-Hg as the dependent variable.

The ERR per day worked underground, relative to the external GDR rates, is −4.44 (−7.11 to −1.76) ×10−5 and was found to be the statistically strongest exposure effect (p=0.001), that is, decreased for the number of days worked underground relative to the external rates.

This finding suggests that the model is not necessarily calibrated according to the strongest exposure-response associations.

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Unlike phototoxic reactions, which require a rather strong exposure to the offending substance, a photoallergic response can result from relatively small amounts of the allergen.

Her last two high profile positions have provided Tara with a very strong exposure to the media where she has participated in a number of national and regional television debates and news interviews as well as contributions in the national press within the area of education.

After a preliminary strong exposure to ammonia gas, ammonia adsorption on films leads to a reversible decrease of conductivity.

Strong exposure to chromium VI) has been linked to various types of cancer and may cause epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting, severe diarrhea and hemorrhage [5].