Sentence examples for consequence of exposures from inspiring English sources
We observed small but relevant up-regulation of the estrogen receptor as a consequence of exposures to 6 2 FTOH or 8 2 FTOH.
As with MD, it has been suggested that shortening of telomeres could be a consequence of exposures that drive cell proliferation [ 29, 30].
A variation in parameters, such as the ratio of progesterone receptor A to progesterone receptor B, may be the consequence of exposures to (xeno- estrogens, and apparently this altered ratio may dramatically affect estrogen receptor signaling activities.
DDT and its metabolites are also highly persistent in the human body, so our results could also be partially or wholly a consequence of exposures some time ago (Longnecker 2005; Wolff et al. 2000).
Over recent decades a contraction of manufacturing industry and legal controls on carcinogens have led to reductions in exposure, but cases continue to occur, often as a consequence of exposures 20 or more years ago.
They suggested that the melanoma and lung cancer patients had done best because those cancers have lots of mutations, a consequence of exposure to sunlight and cigarette smoke.
Both sides of the brain are required to function and it has been proven time and again that self actuated desire to numeracy and literacy competence are a natural consequence of exposure to the pursuit of producing art.
"Some of the patients, possibly vulnerable to isotretinoin, who made their first suicide attempt in close relation to treatment, may have done so as a consequence of exposure to the drug," they write.
The synthetic processes must also be capable of repairing limited regions of DNA, which may have been damaged, for example, as a consequence of exposure to ultraviolet irradiation.
