Sentence examples for exposed target from inspiring English sources

Regarding 131I administration, there are two aspects to be considered: first, differences in tissue-specific absorbed dose due to differential uptake, and second, systemic relation between a (dominantly exposed) regulatory tissue and (less exposed) target tissues.

ATSDR also evaluated neurobehavioral performance among chronically exposed target residents who were estimated to have ≥ 0.09 ppm H2S exposure based on air monitoring data and modeling of exposure relative to a comparison group of residents whose exposure estimates were < 0.05 ppm.

Our model also reveals practical difficulties of protecting an exposed target in relation to the type of energy causing damage.

AFM analysis reveals the appearance of several number of bumps and protrusions at the peripheral ablated areas of exposed target under both environments.

The result showed barely enrichment of H3K9me3 on TFPI2 promoter in H3R117A LoVo cells compared with control and empty vector-transfected LoVo cells (Fig. 3), and demonstrated that loss of H3K9me3 exposed target sites to TET proteins, allowing TET proteins to bind on TFPI2 promoter and hydroxylate 5mC in H3R117A LoVo cells.

Possibility to improve and to close the cycle between experience gained and safer design and operation more effectively may be the creation of a safety modelling language consisting of a set of combinations of hazard, barrier and exposed target elements that can be computerised.

In effect, his idea was to cut Israel's losses, its most exposed targets, and simply take what he wanted.

In the open ground east of Mortain, the German Panzers became exposed targets, especially for rocket-firing Hawker Typhoon fighter bombers of the RAF.

We have demonstrated the operation of a chemical signal generator which can expose target cells to a stimulus chemical in a spatiotemporally varying manner via control of microfluidic channel inlet pressures.

Applied amounts dramatically overestimate the longer term resident concentrations in soils that target plants experience, but applying the concentrations necessary to achieve low soil concentrations during the course of a multi-day experiment requires exposing target plants to pulses of very high concentrations at the time of application.

Retinal microglia were activated by exposure to LPS (1 µg/ml for 6 hrs), washed extensively with media, and then co-cultured with primary RPE cells on an adjoining tissue-culture insert for 24 hrs, without directly exposing target RPE cells to LPS.