Sentence examples for exposure differently from inspiring English sources
To examine whether prenatal ethanol exposure differently affected particular areas of the cerebral cortex, the researchers analyzed differences in regional patterns of cortical thickness.
The present study was designed to determine: (1) the difference between the effects of neonatal and prepubertal DBP exposure on female pubertal timing; (2) whether kisspeptin/GPR54 expression in hypothalamus would respond to neonatal and prepubertal DBP exposure differently.
Because of the uncertainty about the mechanisms linking glucocorticoid exposure and the risk of serious infection, we estimated several multivariable models, each representing glucocorticoid exposure differently.
The test of interaction between age and gender was significant (p=0.025), implying that age influenced the association between gender and exposure differently for women compared to men.
Altogether, these results suggest that ketamine exposure differently had an impact on the GABA interneurons, which colonized the superficial and the deep cortical layers.
These findings suggest that that young, healthy individuals may respond to PM2.5 exposure differently than do older people and patients who have reduced cardiovascular dynamism and altered vagal (parasympathetic) function.
Because it is unlikely that cases report exposures differently based on their ER, PR, or HER2 status, it is unlikely that differences across tumour subtypes can be explained by recall bias.
During the preparation phase, Mr. Lattimore also shoots 100 to 200 photographs, moving around the subject, bracketing the exposures differently and changing the lighting.
Humans respond to chemical exposures differently due to many factors, such as previous and concurrent stressors, age, sex, and genetic background.
As with any case control study, case participants may have recalled certain exposures differently from controls, especially for exposures widely thought to be BC-associated.
Recall bias is a concern in case control studies, but it is unlikely that mothers with ALL infants would recall their exposures differently from mothers with AML.
