Sentence examples for evolving exposures from inspiring English sources

This work contributes to the ongoing characterization of evolving exposures to FR chemicals in homes.

More general models (eg, g-method estimators) can provide unbiased results when there are complex dynamics of evolving exposures and outcomes, 50 52 but such methods are beyond the scope of this analysis, which focused on the association between health and deferral of prescriptions net of measured time-varying and unmeasured time-invariant confounding.

We used a three-compartment model to estimate the emission rate of DEHP from VF and the evolving exposures via inhalation, dermal absorption, and oral ingestion of dust in a realistic indoor setting.

And as the world becomes increasingly connected (cars and medical devices, among others), attack vectors are evolving and exposures multiply.

The electrochemical analysis revealed a passive behavior evolving during exposure due to competitive formation and dissolution of corrosion products at the pores.

In many bacteria and archaea, adaptive immunity has evolved, where exposures to certain phage and plasmids result in the insertion of short sequences into the host chromosome [ 14].

In the 60% strength PSGHL, five of seven top isolates exposed to PSGHL selection pressure performed many times better than NRRL Y-7124 (isolate 1), and four isolates performed slightly better than colony 5 (isolate 33), which had evolved during exposure to AFEX CSH but had no previous selective exposure to PSGHL.

The response time required for a drainage basin of various Strahler orders to evolve from exposure of sub-aerial erosion to steady state topography ranges from 0.5 to 2.0 My, and is longer for basins of a higher Strahler order.

Hence, to define storage conditions to keep drugs in a functional state and to better understand the mechanism of rock magnetization acquisition and evolution by environmental magnetite nanoparticles, we must understand how magnetite nanocrystals evolve upon exposure to atmospheric oxygen.

As surgical training is evolving and operative exposure is decreasing, new, effective, and experiential learning methods are needed to ensure surgical competency and patient safety.

(F:5) Another aspect of the extraordinary exposure evolving from the women's descriptions after discharge from the maternity ward was a sense of disconnectedness and sometimes a feeling of being abandoned.