Sentence examples for study of exposure from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe," she said, "that any study of exposure therapy for combat-related P.T.S.D. has shown a clinically significant improvement" in more than half the patients.
At a symposium for nuclear scientists and engineers, he raised questions about a lack of data on low-level radiation and also proposed a wide-ranging study of exposure in medicine and the workplace, from fallout and other sources.
Under the agreement, Dow will also pay for an independent study of exposure rates to dioxin and their health impact in both Midland and the area downstream on the Tittabawasee River, which runs through the town.
The second can be characterized as a more detailed study of exposure mixtures, accounting for both the types and timing of exposures; this is most often performed in longitudinal cohorts.
Here we present the design, methods, and results of the Tehran Study of Exposure Prediction for Environmental Health Research (Tehran SEPEHR) on ambient concentrations of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, p-xylene, m-xylene, o-xylene (BTEX), and total BTEX.
Air pollution can cause heritable mutations in mice, according to a field study of exposure to ambient air near a steel mill.
General advantages of a cohort design are the ability to determine disease onset (the exposure precedes the disease), and the study of exposures in natural settings [ 92].
This work was a study of exposures to non-toxic and potentially toxic cyanobacteria in recreational waters, but with essentially little or no exposure to known cyanotoxins.
For example, the Metals Exposure Study in Homes (MESH) study of exposures near mining sites tells participants, "MESH is designed to measure individual exposures to metals in the environment.
The evidence for WHO's conclusion was from studies of exposure, mostly agricultural, in the US, Canada, and Sweden that were published since 2001.
"gave more weight to studies of exposure from technology from the 1950s, when there was no regulation".
