Sentence examples for elusive exposure from inspiring English sources

Although the cellular target of Pb is still elusive, exposure to Pb activates protein kinase C (PKC) in several types of cells, such as astrocytes and neuronal cells in the brain (Costa 1998; Markovac and Goldstein 1988).

Real news about malaria is usually only released around malaria season, when NGOs and scientists push out whatever information they've got in a breakneck quest for that ever-elusive primetime exposure.

However, the documentation of the performance of bioesorbable matrix barrier in GBR procedures is spares [26 29] and their performance in the case of matrix exposure remains elusive.

The question of how the concentrations of allergen used here compare to human exposure is elusive because the terms of reference are precarious (reviewed in [25]).

In conclusion, the public health goal of quantifying the burden of disease that is attributable to the cumulative impacts of environmental exposure remains elusive.

Sufficient television exposure also proved elusive.

Yet, the identification of molecular markers to monitor the response of Cnidaria to sub-lethal levels of heavy metal exposure has been elusive [ 490].

However, key cell-cycle events responsive to ROS induction that can intercede life and death decisions upon Red-Br-nos exposure still remain elusive.

Clearly, we need a disease model that allows us to encompass both the mass of genetic data coming from GWAS and the still elusive role of many environmental exposures.

Yet the neurobehavioral toxicity due to occupational exposure to vanadium remained elusive.

Despite an abundance of epidemiological data, possible conclusions concerning an etiological association between formaldehyde exposure and leukemia remain elusive.