Sentence examples for effect of different exposures from inspiring English sources
The new "-omics" can be extremely useful in tracing the "history" of such insults and to reflect the cumulative effect of different exposures.
Intermediate markers and specifically '-omics' could be particularly useful in tracing the "history" of such insults and in reflecting the cumulative effect of different exposures.
These responses can produce patterns of specific changes in gene expression, proteins, or metabolic profiles that reflect exposure to a particular agent or class of agents which can be interpreted as a "history" of such exposures and might reflect the cumulative effect of different exposures.
The pooled estimates from differing sensitivity analyses to assess the effect of different exposure measures did not differ substantively from this estimate (all odds ratios for these analyses were between 1.05 and 1.08).
Using a fixed running schedule for half-marathon and thereby, a fixed exposure to running as in our protocol, is a tremendous asset to investigate the influence of running experience and running pace on RRI risk, as a potential confounding effect of different exposure to running will be eliminated.
To focus on the effect of different exposure dichotomizations, the cutoff for total serum cholesterol was held constant at ≥200 mg/dl (= case) in this analysis.
We also showed the effect of different exposure schemes, varying from a specific concentration continuously throughout the entire selection to shifting from one concentration to another higher one later and back to the original concentration again.
Further effects on daily mortality rates at the time when wild mosquitoes would be expected to take a second blood meal (e.g. on day 7) could not be analyzed as mortality of mosquitoes exposed to the various fungus-permethrin combination treatments was 80 90% by day 7, and not suitable for comparing synergistic effects of different exposures.
One potential explanation for the effects of low doses and the absence of a threshold is based on acquired susceptibility and the cumulative effects of different exposures.
