Sentence examples for unimportant exposure from inspiring English sources
The presence of a contaminant does not necessarily translate to an adverse impact on human health; the levels may be unimportant, exposure is not a given, and toxicity may depend on individual susceptibility.
However, we should not infer from this that environmental exposure is unimportant or that efforts to reduce exposure to lead have low priority or lack efficacy.
The scatterplots for the PM2.5 data illustrate good correlations for the mean daily " Indoors-at-home" concentrations regardless of which categorization method is used, perhaps because potentially misclassified peaks of exposure are relatively unimportant to overall averages and are "washed out" due to the longer time spent at home.
In no case is the plasma level of PON1 unimportant, provided that the catalytic efficiency is sufficient to protect against the exposure.
The other most dominant species in the upland, Bromus inermis, Cercocarpus montanus, and Rhus aromatica, were unimportant or absent in essentially all of the first four years of exposure (Table 2).
Widespread exposure and increasing evidence of systemic health effects at levels previously considered unimportant make environmental Cd exposure a significant public health issue.
Simplifying assumptions regarding exposure (e.g., all exposures occur continuously, the sequence of exposures is unimportant, mixture composition is constant over time) and dose-response (e.g., one dose response curve can serve as a "bounding estimate") allows for the dose response evaluation to occur separately from the exposure assessment step.
From a clinical perspective, exposure-related decrements that do not move a child into a clinically diagnosed category may be considered unimportant because function remains "within normal limits".
