Sentence examples for comparably exposed from inspiring English sources

Given the small difference in age, the 482 healthy control smokers (run 1 = 200 run 2 = 282) were comparably exposed with respect to smoking and other aero-pollutants.

For both epidemiological and biostatistical reasons, spirometric screening of comparably exposed controls will increase the power of the study to identify relevant genetic variants (distinguishing low from high risk people) compared to studies where the control group is unscreened [14].

Seminal factors are diluted, and sperm are exposed to a comparably acidic environment, which can reach pH values below 4 due to lactic acid production by native vaginal microflora.

Quite comparably, even as the Chereau Ring exposed Wagner's anti-Semitism, it also sharpened Wagner's case against the Jews as miscreants of capitalism and enemies of humanity.

However, not having completed its second year on the market, the utility of cobicistat as pharmacoenhancer of cART has to be appraised with caution; in comparison with ritonavir, a much smaller number of patients have been exposed to cobicistat for a comparably short time to date.

Additionally the physiotherapist can test the physical function during progress of treatment comparably to the work load the patient is exposed to at work.

Similarly, thyroid cancers in comparably young children in the US who had been exposed to external head and neck irradiation behaved clinically as those of nonexposed children (Becker et al, 1996).

In this study, we present a comparably large cohort of patients operated on for PTC, who were exposed to radioactive fallout in their childhood or as teenagers after the Chornobyl nuclear plant accident in 1986.

A similar-sized experiment but involving lifetime follow-up found comparably increased risk of radiation-associated mammary cancer for WAG/Rij rats exposed between ages 8 and 36 weeks, although none for rats exposed at the 'postmenopausal' age of 64 weeks [ 69].

Thus, these fish may be exposed to higher levels of contaminants and for longer periods of time than comparably sized fish from other areas of the river.

This is likely to make A. thaliana comparably independent of specific soil microbes or microbiomes, which may be advantageous for a colonizer of recently disturbed and exposed soils.