Sentence examples for which exposures from inspiring English sources

The aim of this database is to use advanced science tools to help understand how human body processes are impacted by exposures to chemicals and helps determine which exposures are most likely to lead to adverse health effects.

Research designs are needed that can test which exposures have truly causal effects on mental illness and which are confounded by genotype, so that clinicians can make informed decisions about when modifying exposures will be likely to result in reductions in mental illness.

Other indirect mechanisms through which exposures to violence (and perhaps other characteristics of stressful social circumstances) may operate is by adopting coping behaviors such as smoking, thus increasing the exposure to a known environmental asthma trigger.

One view holds that arsenic has a dose threshold below which exposures aren't harmful.

The problem of trying to infer which exposures lead to these outcomes is not simple.

Understanding the socioeconomic patterns of disease phenotypes can help distinguish which exposures are preventable.

That perspective suggests a human population and a global environment in which exposure to radiation is constant and significant.

Ten to twenty per cent of the population in Europe and North America suffers at one time or another from polymorphous light eruption, in which exposure to ultraviolet light causes a burning or itching rash.

What the press never do, but the judges must, is weigh the public interest (if there is any) in disclosure against the distress which exposure can cause the individual or family concerned.

This chapter presents methods by which exposure can be determined.

In our practice, we use a trick with which exposure and maneuvering are facilitated.