Sentence examples for exposed to consistent from inspiring English sources

Two studies demonstrated that parental concerns on the PEDS indicating high developmental risk increased with the number of risk factors a child was exposed to, consistent with our understanding of the burden of multiple risk factors on early childhood development [ 7, 39, 40, 62].

When dogs are exposed to consistent, accident-free house training systems you will be surprised at how quickly they learn.

As a matter of fact, it has only been within the last 50 to 100 years that our bodies have been exposed to a consistent caloric intake.

The advantage of this configuration is that reconstituted enzyme is exposed to a consistent and high effective concentration of substrate regardless of expression levels.

Sub G1 DNA content analysis of control and treated cultures revealed an increased frequency of Sub G1 DNA containing-cells in wells coated with fibronectin or collagen I at low densities and exposed to cilengitide, consistent with detachment-induced death (Table 1) [40].

FM1 43 was detected only on the PM of cells not exposed to SLO, consistent with an intact lipid bilayer.

These changes in cell membranes could reduce endocytosis and the recycling of cholesterol through the ER where it is exposed to ACAT, consistent with reduced cholesterol ester production in infected cells.

Alterations in the expression of genes associated with lipid transport, lipoprotein metabolism, and cholesterol biosynthesis in fetal livers of mice prenatally exposed to PFOA, consistent with PPARα activation, suggest opportunities of fetal programming of PFOA (Rosen et al. 2007).

Our fight/flight mechanisms were never meant to run continuously; war is an overstimulating experience for the senses, and those caught in the fog are exposed to stress at consistent and unhealthy levels.

The wounds were made from behind on the back and buttocks while they were exposed to the elements, consistent with the contemporary descriptions of Richard's naked body being tied across a horse with the legs and arms dangling down on either side.

The demonstration of poorer outcomes in patients exposed to inotropes is consistent with the results demonstrated in several previous studies.