Sentence examples for adjuvant exposures from inspiring English sources

It has not been established whether similar mechanisms - that is, polyarthritis induced by simple adjuvants - are operative also in human arthritis, although case reports on arthritis development after adjuvant exposures suggested that rodents and humans might both react to adjuvants with arthritis development [ 17].

The nature of the prior adjuvant exposure may also play a role in the choice of subsequent therapy.

The influence of time from the previous adjuvant exposure is likely to be as important as it seems to be in other solid tumors.

Responses to both influenza A strains in TIV were similar, implying no lasting effect of adjuvant exposure.

The upward trend in aluminum adjuvant exposure is also notable in that very young infants have experienced the largest relative increases from the early 1980s to 2005.

We developed two parallel approaches for fabrication of composite dissolving microneedles combining a rapid release phase and sustained release phase for independently controlling the kinetics of antigen and adjuvant exposure during transcutaneous vaccination.

Four of the seven T-treated patients with recurrent disease had prior adjuvant T exposure, including one who had also received T for metastatic disease.

As trastuzumab alone was the only anti-HER2 treatment received in the adjuvant setting, exposure in the adjuvant setting was reported as a binary variable (adjuvant trastuzumab or no adjuvant trastuzumab treatment).

Patients were required to be chemotherapy-naïve, except those with neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy exposure that ended at least 1 year before day 1 were also eligible.

Patients with conventional adjuvant doxorubicin exposure of ⩾150 mg m−2 and/or with prior left sided chest wall radiation received CCVP (n=57); all others received CAVP (n=57).

One such hypothesis is that the increase in allergies is attributable to new adjuvant factors: exposure to environmental pollutants such as endocrine disruptors (e.g., phthalate esters) which may act as modulators of the immune system and induce an allergic response (Chalubinski and Kowalski 2006).