Sentence examples for exposure displays from inspiring English sources

When the exposure displays a time trend (e.g., air pollution), a unidirectional approach will yield biased estimates, and therefore bidirectional case-crossover designs are used, which select control time intervals preceding and subsequent to that of the event.

The Aura Camera allegedly uses electromagnetic hand sensors that translate your vibrational frequency (or bio feedback) into a color, and then, with a second exposure, displays that color on an instant polaroid photo.

In comparison the different spatial dispersion of the contaminant, pending only on meteorology and resulting in a different amount of population under exposure, displays some significance too.

HF-fed mice with prenatal HF exposure displayed upregulated serine phosphorylation of IRS-1, PTP1B, the rate-limiting fatty acid synthesis enzyme stearoyl-CoA desaturase (SCD1) and hypertrophic markers (calcineurin A, GATA4, ANP, β-MHC and skeletal α-actin), while suppressing AMP-dependent protein kinase, glucose uptake and PGC-1α levels.

In contrast, the smaller polyps, likely representing more recently initiated polyps after reduced oxygen exposure, displayed the largest relative difference (Figure 3C).

Three exposures were taken for each blot and the exposure displaying the most linear relationship of the dilution series was chosen for analysis (this may have been different for the eIF4G and cross reacting band).

However, this resistance is most likely obtained through conservative HR between homologous sequences on sister chromatids or allelic sequences on homologous chromosomes, since the majority of survivors of even the most acute exposure display normal karyotypes [30].

The fact that worms that were transferred to a non-virulent E. coli substrate after 24 hours of LF82 exposure displayed a delayed killing phenotype (Figure 2C) is consistent herewith.

At P90, both forms of exposure displayed similar responses to ethanol odor and similar magnitudes of enhancement.

Besides the interactions, there was a major effect for severity of trauma exposure displaying the building-block effect, and a main effect for attraction to violence.

Excluding never smokers, a trend test across the categories for smoking exposure displayed in the table, all yielded significant p values (all p trend's <0.001).