Sentence examples for environments exposure from inspiring English sources
In [26], it was shown that in indoor environments, exposure values are relevant.
Because UFPs are ubiquitous, even in indoor environments, exposure is unavoidable, and only levels of exposure can be compared.
For inner-city home environments, exposure to cockroaches, mice, and rats is also related to asthma and allergic morbidity.
These involve global and local environments, exposure of humans and wildlife to new and old pollutants, children's health, environmental medicine, conservation biology, and emerging technologies.
Established variations in these risk factors by racial status and SEP may arise, at least in part, through the effects of the social and physical environments, exposure to stressful life conditions, health-related behaviors, social integration, and social support.
Another limitation is that we had no harmonized data on changes in job strain, occupation or working environments, exposure to air pollution, or the asthmatics' control of their disease and were thus unable to investigate whether these influenced our findings.
For the Neanderthal population of Eurasia, adapted to that geographical infectious disease environment, exposure to new pathogens carried out of Africa may have been catastrophic".
These results suggest that space environment exposure can make significant biological impact on cancer cells and provide an entry point to find the immunological target of tumorigenesis.
Three epoxy systems (DGEBA+mPDA, TGDDM+DDS, and Fiberite 934TM) were used to investigate glass transition temperature (Tg) variation of epoxy under hygrothermal environment exposure.
To investigate potential effects of the space environment exposure on cancer cells we examined the biological changes in Caski cells carried by the "Shen Zhou IV" spaceship.
One hour after novel environment exposure, sparsely active dentate granule (DG) neurons had a much stronger transcriptional response compared to more highly active CA1 pyramidal cells and vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP) interneurons.
