Sentence examples for territorial exposure from inspiring English sources

ANOVA pairwise-comparison among these groups showed significant differences in respect to levels of awareness, perception of risk, and personal beliefs along with territorial exposure and participation in soil conservation programs.

The distribution of deaths from pleural tumours has been assumed as a marker of territorial asbestos exposure in the past and used to estimate the magnitude of asbestos-related LCs by a multiple regression model.

The prostate cancer mortality pattern was not at all pronounced, indicating -as in the case of breast cancer among women- territorial uniformity in exposure to possible risk factors.

Taken together our data support the existence of shared exposure patterns in territorial clusters of malignant mesothelioma due to single or multiple industrial sources.

Our study demonstrates shared exposure patterns in territorial clusters of malignant mesothelioma due to single or multiple industrial sources, with major implications for public health policies, health surveillance, compensation procedures and site remediation programs.

Based on a large epidemiological surveillance system of incident malignant mesothelioma cases this study is the first to integrate a Bayesian territorial cluster analysis with standardized exposure data collection.

Their dependence on extra-territorial aid and income, their exposure to formal education and to formal and informal markets in the camps and abroad, their settlement in and reliance on the camps with limited access to their former territories and the fact that not all refugees are able to access the capital required to restock camel herds have all brought about such change.

His exposure to the Taiwan territorial issue "may shade his views on cross-strait relations in the direction of flexibility," said Alice L. Miller, a scholar of Chinese politics at the Hoover Institution.

Photo via Alianza Territorial Mapuche.

Territoriality therefore causes reproductive skew between territorial breeders and non-territorial non-breeders.

API: Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient; ESNEE: European Study of Neonatal Excipient Exposure; GA: Gestational Age; NICU: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit NUTSS: Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics; PPS: Point Prevalence Study; SES Service Evaluation Surveyy.