Sentence examples for differentiating exposure from inspiring English sources

It focuses on movements of the forearms without differentiating exposure caused by the posture of the arms.

This suggests that water zone means are a valid way of differentiating exposure to THMs between individuals (Keegan et al. 2001).

Hence, this confirmed that our exposure assessment approach could differentiate exposure effects.

Limitations of these studies include unknown health status of animals or lack of paired samples that can differentiate exposures from active infections.

Taking a lung compartment (airway, airspace, interstitium, and lymph node) approach, we differentiated exposures contemporary with death from those of earlier origin.

Thus, while it is clearly essential for protection from M. tuberculosis infection [42] [44], the level of total IFN-γ alone appears to be of limited value in differentiating between exposure, infection and disease, as reported in both animal [45] [47] and human studies [48], [49].

In differentiating MSCs, exposure to HIV proteins caused significant changes in both the timing and magnitude of key osteogenic events and signals.

In differentiating cells, exposure to 30 or 50 μM CPF for 6 days elicited a robust, dose-dependent decrement in cell number as assessed by DNA content.

The capability of differentiating job exposures should be greatest at higher exposures where the CO indicator tubes are most reliable.

In particular, markers of exposure to different types of respiratory pathogens may yield diverse sets of markers that can be used to differentiate exposure.

We focused on exposure events occurring greater than 1 month after surgery to differentiate exposure from operative wound dehiscence.