Sentence examples for exposure ceased from inspiring English sources

For a while, it was hoped that such negative fitness effects of resistance alleles would lead to a reduction in their frequency once antibiotic exposure ceased.

In our study, breath samples were taken 5 min after exposure ceased; Egorov et al. (2003) collected breath samples within 1 min after subjects completed their showering activity.

Higher body weight persisted 9 weeks after exposure ceased, and fat storage was significantly higher in female adult pups in a dose-dependent manner.

Autopsy studies have confirmed that beryllium particles are identifiable in granulomas formed in the lungs of individuals with CBD years after exposure ceased (Butnor et al. 2003; Sawyer et al. 2005; Williams and Wallach 1989).

The latter estimate suffers from the short follow-up time (although this population will be followed for 5 years), whereas the former suffers from small numbers and a lack of data at the time when exposure ceased.

Fortunately, ventilation and remediation of the home brought mercury concentrations in the home's air down to safe levels, and several weeks after exposure ceased, the father's and son's blood and urine mercury levels returned to normal background ranges.

Adult animals exposed to BPA show effects that are reversible when the exposure ceases (Richter et al. 2007).

Effects of BPA can be influenced by species, strain, dose, and time of exposure, and adult animals exposed to BPA show effects that are reversible when the exposure ceases (Richter et al. 2007).

The effect on airway diameter resolved after the exposures ceased, but the secretory cell response did not return to normal within the recovery period.

The second problem is that, if exposures occur during a vulnerable period of development, like fetal development, the effects can be permanent — even if exposures cease".

By definition, after exposures cease first-order elimination is described using the following equation: where C t is the concentration at time t, and k is the elimination rate constant.