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exposure
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exposure noun danger, discovery, exposé, exposition, hazard, jeopardy, laying open, liability, manifestation, openness, perceptibility, peril, presentation, publication, publicity, revelation, risk, susceptibility, susceptivity, unfolding, unmasking, visibility, vulnerability
Associated concepts: exposure to asbestos, exposure to toxic chemical, insurance coverage and exposure
See also: admission, bad repute, detection, disclosure, discovery, expression, impeachment, manifestation, publicity, risk


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These estimates will be integrated within a Bayesian statistical framework to assess a) the marginal benefit of moving from less to more refined exposure models, b) the specific contribution of spatial terms to reducing exposure error, and c) the role of uncertainty in health effects analysis.
These findings suggest greater exposure error when measurements from single SAM sites were used to reflect exposures for our study population.
 
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