Sentence examples for taking exposure from inspiring English sources

In naive multiple regressions (not taking exposure measurement error into account) the urban residents appeared to have an advantage for some outcomes.

Therefore, the relative contributions of FLG mutations and a history of or current AD, taking exposure into consideration, are still to be elucidated.

After extensive drug taking exposure some rats will continue to respond for the drug, even when receiving a foot shock, which is thought to be related to compulsive drug taking as observed in human addicts [ 116, 117].

Our conclusion is that more studies are needed to establish the links between the generations exposed to trauma and mental disorders, taking exposure to violence into consideration and its possible effects on children.

In this study we tested the hypothesis that long-term exposure to road traffic and railway noise increase systolic and diastolic BP as well as the risk for hypertension, taking exposure to air pollution into account.

"It just takes exposure".

It's going to take exposure of this film and reports in the UK to tackle this subject head-on".

Most registers and observational studies do not include sufficient data about how often triptans were taken, exposure to concomitant medications or severity of illness as a possible confounders [76 78].

Interestingly, it took exposure to 9 mosquitoes for one to successfully feed on this participant (Table 1).

It takes exposure to greater than 950 bites from irradiated P. falciparum sporozoite-infected A. stephensi to achieve >90% protective immunity in humans [2].

For example, not all arsenic exposure studies take exposure to other carcinogens into account (e.g., cigarette smoking).