Sentence examples for directly exposure from inspiring English sources

Recent researchers report that vasospasm is caused by that, on one hand, damage of endothelial cells reduces synthesis and liberation of vessel dilator; on the other hand, defluxion of endothelial cells directly exposure vascular smooth muscles in active materials of vasoconstriction in blood.

It has been proposed that rather than killing neurons directly, exposure to high concentrations of corticosteroids typically induces a physiological state that renders neurons more susceptible to subsequent neurologic insults [ 38].

In the case of static scenes, HDR images can be calculated directly from exposure time images and variable exposure images.

With most studies included in the meta-analyses not directly measuring exposure, the effect estimates were based on exposure determined by fuel type (e.g., "use of solid fuels" or "exposure to biomass" compared with "use of other fuels").

However, a limitation of this study is its failure to directly quantify exposure, instead relying only on estimates from potential occupational exposure to BBP.

While the number of individuals exposed to these carcinogens is significant, the difficulty to associate tumor cases directly with exposure to these agents (mainly due to the long latency period between exposure and disease onset) may be highly underestimated.

Genetic variants can be used instead of directly measuring exposure levels, in order to gain an unbiased estimate of the effect of various exposures on depression and anxiety.

A separate review of medical literature by the Australia Institute debunked the fear that wind power damaged people's health, finding "no credible evidence" directly linking exposure to turbines with negative health effects.

The aim was to investigate BE viability directly after exposure to high NH4 N ± DMPP levels.

Surface relief in such media is formed directly during exposure process.

These effects have been caused either directly by exposure to safety hazards and harmful agents, or indirectly through environmental degradation locally and regionally.