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Moreover, residual effects of exposition to higher aflatoxin levels before 2002 will probably yield high rates of AFB-related HCC in Brazil for the next few decades.

Assuming the deleterious effect of exposition to supra-normal oxygen tension after cardiac arrest, precise time point when oxygen may have a detrimental effect remains unclear.

A power calculation was performed for the effect of OR=0.81, considering the frequency of exposition to birth weight <2500 g in controls to be 3.7% (Table 1), with a type I error of 5% and with a power of 80%.

Diagnostic x-rays are the greatest source of exposition to ionizing radiation of the population worldwide.

In ewe lambs, no effect of the exposition to a 60 Hz magnetic field for 43 weeks on serum cortisol was also reported [ 119].

The effect of exposition at high temperature, at 520 and 800 °C, on the microstructure and the mechanical properties of the matrix of Inconel 625-Cr3C2 cladssite clads was studied.

A synergistic effect of HBV infection and exposition to aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) has been reported specifically in subtropical countries in Asia and Africa.

Observed effects on offspring following a yolk hormone injection may therefore not reflect the observed effects on offspring following natural exposition to hormones of maternal origin.

Interrupted time series analyses were applied to evaluate longitudinal effects of the exposition (probiotics) on the frequency of i) NEC, ii) sepsis and iii) all-cause mortality.

Our randomized cross-over study aimed at analyzing the effects of light exposition with the use of Luminette® in a hospital department without access to natural light.

Unlike the effect of anti-CD11b mAbs, neutrophil exposition to anti-TLR4 mAbs (HTA125) did not inhibit neutrophil priming and capacity of these cells to distinguish endotoxin's glycoforms.