Sentence examples for exposure damage from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain high-quality PET images, a standard-dose radioactive tracer is needed, which inevitably causes the risk of radiation exposure damage.

The y-axis shows the deviations of exposure, damage, and recovery from their means.

The RIM model uses cluster analysis to classify counties into four resilience levels according to the exposure, damage, and recovery conditions.

In future research, we could extend the RIM model to study various disasters in different places, and establish a set of more comprehensive and multidimensional indices as exposure, damage, and recovery indicators to assess the characteristics of community resilience.

Since earthquake disaster is similar to hurricanes in that it is large scale, high intensity, sudden onset, and destructive to all aspects of human activities, the RIM model can be adapted to evaluate the resilience of communities to earthquake by choosing appropriate indicators to represent the three critical dimensions (exposure, damage, and recovery).

After 90 days of exposure, damage to villi and crypt hyperplasia can be seen across multiple doses without tumors or preneoplastic lesions such as focal hyperplasia.

This study was designed to test the hypothesis that Pb exposure damaged the integrity of the BBB in young animals and iron (Fe) supplement may prevent against Pb-induced BBB disruption.

Continued exposure damaged the mitochondria, reducing their efficiency and curtailing nitric oxide production.

Radiation exposure damages the intestinal crypts and endocrine glands of the GI tract (Hauer-Jensen, Wang, Boerma, Fu, & Denham, 2007).

The panel also found evidence that glyphosate exposure damaged human chromosomes.

In the late 19th century the intimation that chronic sun exposure damages the skin leading finally to premature skin aging and skin cancer came from two dermatologists.