Sentence examples for a high exposure of from inspiring English sources

This unique configuration leads to a high exposure of the active edge sites and increases charges separation and transfer rate.

Indeed, analysis of the time dependence of the solvent accessible area for M213, M205 and M205 reveals large fluctuations, with peaks corresponding to a high exposure of the three oxidation-sensitive side chains (data not shown).

Therefore, we expect that they were also from areas with a high exposure of undocumented migrants.

Data on the relation between methylmercury and hypertension is limited, especially in populations subjected to a high exposure of methylmercury.

Similarly, promoting breast feeding to protect infants against infections and perhaps future allergy, also leads to a high exposure of the infant to lipid-soluble pollutants (e.g. persistent organic pollutants, such as DDT, PCBs, dioxins) [ 41, 42].

We were able to provide a high exposure of antibody in this small proof-of-activity study based on safety exposures in humans but the exposures in the non-human primate studies were at approximately twofold to threefold higher than given in this study [6].

Photocatalytic activity was assessed from methylene blue degradation, with the 1HCl 3water SnO2:F material showing remarkable degradability performance, attributed to a higher exposure of (001) facets, together with stability and reusability.

One such possibility is associated with a malfunction in endotoxin clearance rate which corresponds to a higher exposure of the host to the stimulus.

Hence there is likely a higher exposure of pastoralists to M. bovis, when compared to sedentary communities.

The binding to DILP5 was weaker, and could be more easily observed on a higher exposure of the far-western blot (Fig. 3B), possibly because of lower levels of expression of dilp5 compared to dilp2 (Broughton et al., 2005).

Increased maternal glucose transport to the developing fetus leads to a higher exposure of glucose for the developing fetal pancreas, which results in acceleration of fetal pancreatic development [ 92, 133].