Sentence examples for exposure alterations from inspiring English sources

After 1 hr of exposure, alterations of certain biochemicals, which could be producing the symptoms, may or may not occur.

DES was shown to interfere with the normal differentiation of the Mullerian duct (the precursor of the oviduct), resulting in structural (prenatal exposure) (Newbold et al. 1983) and cellular (neonatal exposure) alterations (Newbold et al. 1984, 1985b).

Thus, emerging evidence suggests a link between air pollution exposures, alterations in DNA methylation levels, and downstream health outcomes.

These authors demonstrated that the EV exposure provoked alterations in the normal development of the ovary, leading to the formation of multifollicular cysts, and they also described alterations to estrus cycles.

Although significant changes in mechanical properties were not observed, the effects of accelerated aging on the composite material were evidenced by mass loss, fiber exposure, chemical alterations, increased crack density in interlaminar shear tests and fiber buckling in fractured specimens after compression testing.

Current knowledge about pathophysiologic mechanisms that connect air pollution exposure and alterations in the autonomic nervous system is limited.

Health concerns of HBCD exposure include alterations in immune and reproductive systems, neurotoxic effects, and endocrine disruption.

The biologic mechanisms that link lead exposure with alterations in the autonomic nervous system are not well understood.

These findings add to the growing number of studies that have found associations between PM exposure and alterations in indices of hemostasis and thrombosis.

Discovery of whether urinary concentrations increase during pregnancy, reflecting either increased exposure or alterations in metabolism during pregnancy, is especially important.

However, even after such a long-term exposure, significant alterations of HR due to a nocturnal railway traffic scenario have been found.