Sentence examples similar to a recurring exposure from inspiring English sources
To investigate adaptive behavior associated with recurring exposure to ethanol, we developed a novel apparatus Flypub.
The occurrence of concurrent chronic and acute renal lesions in the majority of the investigated kidneys suggests recurring exposure to the aetiological agent.
Moreover, there was no staining of teeth or irritation of the oral soft tissues reported at these recurring exposure concentrations over 12 weeks.
It has long been suspected that clocks influence the timing of cell division to temporally separate DNA replication from predictably recurring exposure to DNA damage (Sahar and Sassone-Corsi, 2009; Sancar et al., 2010).
We refrained from this approach because we felt that the decline in BLLs reflected not only biologic clearance, but also potentially ongoing or recurring exposures, case management, and other behavioral factors.
It seems to be a recurring finding that organohalogen exposure at low doses that do not affect growth or physical development, still produce aberrant behaviour at later stages [ 11- 17, 17, 59].
That finding comes from the National Survey of Children's Exposure to Violence, a recurring, nationally-representative phone survey of caregivers and children age 17 and under that has been conducted since 2008.
So conflict, it was a recurring, recurring, recurring.
A recurring sporting tragedy.
Travel is a recurring theme.
