Sentence examples for exposed to identify from inspiring English sources
The subject was asked to stand up straight with feet slightly apart and with the lower abdomen completely exposed to identify and mark the bony landmarks.
The plate was exposed to iodine to identify the AA areas.
Recent transcriptomics studies of plants exposed to herbivory identified a central role for transcripts that can lead to the development of insect-resistant crops [ 4, 14– 14].
Comparative meta-analysis of microarray data between zebrafish liver and human HepG2 cells exposed to mercury identified some common toxicological effects of mercury-induced hepatotoxicity in both models.
Robertson's focus group study [ 20] of Latino construction workers exposed to noise identified the influence of "traditional Latino values of collectivism, family focus, proscribed [sic] gender roles, and respect for authority figures" on these workers' hearing protection behavior.
In agreement with these changes, integration analysis of differentially expressed genes and proteins in visceral SMC exposed to PDGF identified (i) regulation of cell proliferation; (ii) negative regulation of cell death; and (iii) regulation of cell motion as 3 of the most over-represented biological processes.
To assess preventive care measure prescribing in children exposed to glucocorticoids and identify prescribing variation according to subspecialty and patient characteristics.
Studying gene expression in squamous epithelium that has been exposed to reflux might identify changes that precede progression to Barrett's oesophagus.
Data were exposed to exploratory analysis to identify statistical outlier values and assess normality of the data.
After thorough drying, the plate was exposed to iodine fumes to identify the phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) and phosphatidylcholine (PC) spots in comparison to standards procured from Sigma chemicals.
The purpose of the first interview was to understand the stakeholder's current role in supporting women exposed to IPV and to identify organizational, system and cultural influences on developing enhanced NFP interventions to support this population.
