Sentence examples for consequence of the exposure from inspiring English sources
As highlighted earlier, aquatic invertebrates have shown an increase in sensitivity in filial generations as a consequence of the exposure of the parental [131] or subsequent generations [132] towards TiO2 NP.
Comparing and combining OM and SEM results with those obtained by the peeling test (STT) it has been possible to argue for the calcium carbonate deriving from the calcium alkoxide a partial dissolution, penetration and recrystallization of the product within the porous matrix as a consequence of the exposure.
In order to assess the health risks, it is necessary to identify the potential of a source to introduce risk agents into the environment, to estimate the amount of risk agents that come into contact with the human-environment boundaries, and quantify the health consequence of the exposure [6].
The structure has been tested in a simple experiment showing the different glomeruli signal patterns occurring as a consequence of the exposure to pure compounds.
The photodamage to PSII is most likely not caused by ROS, but rather as a direct consequence of the exposure of the PSII complex to solar energy.
A striking consequence of the exposure was delayed development (see below), which complicated analysis because of the interplay between developmentally-regulated events and toxicant-induced expression changes.
BP had not evaluated the potential ecological consequences of the exposure.
TIES assesses children who have been exposed to drugs and alcohol prenatally and offers classes to prospective parents about the possible consequences of the exposure.
It is often claimed that the direct health consequences of the exposure are much more severe than described above.
Although the negative health consequences of the exposure to second hand tobacco smoke during childhood are already known, evidence on the economic consequences is still rare.
As a consequence of this exposure, the soil beneath grazed in his park is somewhere between 15-20C colduringring the winter months than that beneath ungrazed land.
