Sentence examples for exposure an increase from inspiring English sources
Environmental factors that affect anthocyanin quantities include temperature and light exposure, an increase of both being beneficial until a threshold when they become detrimental.
Despite strong size fluctuations, which possibly resulted from imperfections of the electron beam exposure, an increase of QD occupation is observed for larger hole diameters.
Most strikingly, the designed V146H/L363E dyad exhibited a rate of reactivation of 67±6.0×10−4 min−1 (t1/2 of 1.2 hr) following cyclosarin exposure, an increase in reactivation of ∼33,000-fold relative to wt enzyme (where the wt rate was estimated to be 1×10−5 min−1, the lower limit of rate measurement).
For an IQR increment in PM10 exposure an increase of 18.3 % (95%% confidence interval (CI): 5.6 to 33.4 %, p = 0.004) in 8-OHdG was observed.
In patients without prior cisplatin exposure, an increase in 2.4 months in the median OS was obtained with vinflunine, reducing the risk of death by 35% (P=0.07).
Under the selective pressure of terbinafine exposure, an increase in the expression of energy-dependent efflux transporters can be observed in yeast; 27 however, the expression level of orthologous transporters remains unchanged in dermatophytes.
After decades of warnings about the dangers of sun exposure, an increasing number of Americans are making sunscreen part of their skin-care routines.
During the first year of 5-ARI exposure, an increasing duration of the restriction period was associated with a decreasing risk of prostate cancer (fig 1).
Using a 72 h drug exposure, an increasing sensitivity against temozolomide within the BTL cell model was detected by the vitality assay.
With the exception of a non-significant O.R. for febrile illness there was no increased reporting of symptoms at intermediate exposure but an increase at high exposure.
Data strongly suggested a decrease in DEHP exposure and an increase in DiNP exposure over time, which is exactly what we observed during the years 1980 1996.
