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environmental pertaining to or emanating from the environment. environmental injuries include burns, electrical injuries, frostbite, heat stroke. environmental mastitis mastitis caused by Escherichia coli, Klebsiella spp., Aerobacter aerogenes. permanent environmental factors factors which affect all measures of performance equally and through the patient's lifetime, e.g. fulltime at pasture, tropical climate. environmental pollution the presence of offensive, but not necessarily infectious, matter in the environment. For example, pollution may be by specific organic or inorganic chemicals, by physical agents such as dust, volcanic fallout, smoke, automobile fumes, radioactive material and animal feces and urine. Each of these items and noise pollution is dealt with under specific headings. environmental stress see stress (2). temporary environmental factors risk factors which may vary widely, e.g. nutrition, pregnancy status, disease. environmental variance that portion of the phenotypic variance caused by differences in the environment to which the individuals have been exposed. |
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A larger number of subjects would have provided more precise estimates and may have allowed a greater exploration of factors constituting environmental variance in tests. The remainder of the environmental variance not shared by family members is called nonshared ([e. |
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