Sentence examples for been exposed to human from inspiring English sources

The lower parts on the walls, which have been exposed to human contact during services, and parts that have been covered by curtains are severely affected by loss of painting materials and detachments.

But in mice that had been exposed to human adenovirus, only the chimp virus-based vaccine worked, the researchers report in the March issue of the Journal of Virology.

Therefore, we investigated the effects of EndoS on IgG bound to K562 cells that had been exposed to human plasma and subsequently treated with EndoS.

Assuming bird temperament may be heritable (e.g.[ 60, 61]), this could be done by investigating physiological responses to acute stressors during early life-stages, i.e. chicks/juveniles, which have not long been exposed to human anthropogenic disturbances.

The main habitats that Finnish butterflies occupy have been categorised into four types [ 49]: (1) uncultivable lands (e.g. edge zones beside industrial area, harbour and storage areas, loading places, uncropped fields, and other unbuilt areas which have been exposed to human impact), (2) meadows (many kinds of non-cultivated open grasslands), (3) forest edges (e.g. road sides), and (4) bogs.

"Each and every day that a female delays getting the vaccine there is a chance she is exposed to human papilloma virus," Ms. McGlynn said.

The films, along with clinically relevant reference materials, were exposed to human whole blood to determine silk blood compatibility.

But spinner dolphins are exposed to human activity more often than any other cetacean in the world, the researchers say, and the humanmade noise probably isn't helping.

But studies of chimps in captivity, where they are exposed to human behaviors, do not necessary reflect how they act in the real world.

All teeth were mounted in a 2-chamber apparatus, and the coronal access was exposed to human saliva for 100 days.

Allergenic proteins of pollen are exposed to human immune system after their rapid release from pollen upon coming in contact with moist surface of nasal mucosa.