Sentence examples for exposed differently from inspiring English sources

Additional uncertainties in model parameters arise because multiple isozymes may be involved in the activation or detoxification pathways, and in addition to large differences in enzyme activities due to genetic diversity, individuals may be exposed differently to other agents that can affect the levels of activating or detoxifying enzymes.

However, they were exposed differently in the hospitals to these topics.

Due to the heterogeneity of deposition of inhaled materials within the respiratory tract, each specific site of the tract may be exposed differently.

Other contributing reasons could be that CII is exposed differently when scavenged from cartilage compared with when it is exposed in the immune inocula in the skin.

In summary, our results give a first insight into how microarrays can be used to evaluate differences in gene expression levels in C. elegans exposed to differently polluted river sediments.

Thus, we developed an interactive physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model to predict the individual kinetics of trichloroethylene (TCE), perchloroethylene (PERC), and methylchloroform (MC) in humans exposed to differently constituted chemical mixtures of the three solvents.

Dai noticed right away that nanotubes conduct electricity very differently when exposed to different kinds of gases.

We also consider evidence that sex differences in sensory systems cause male and female brains to perceive different information about the world; the two sexes are also perceived by the world differently and therefore exposed to differences in experience via treatment by others.

Surely this is due to a physical protective effect of excipients; as a fact, the single molecules of active principles results differently exposed depending on the different position inside the powder grains and powder layer (even if powders were stratified in a very thin layer as suggested by ICH guideline).

We can also pair the relatively low drought loss for the moving from group reported in Table 4 with the relatively high animal disease exposure reported in Table 8 for this group to interpret their smaller herds and lower mobility exposing them differently to animal loss than may be the case for the other groups.

This effect may be due to the different pK values of differently exposed amino groups and steric constrains as a consequence of different lipid protein and protein protein interactions in the membrane.