Sentence examples for exposure indeed from inspiring English sources

Cold exposure indeed activated BAT since Ucp1 expression was almost tenfold upregulated.

Overall, we found that text4baby exposure indeed was associated with an improvement in one important belief targeted by the messaging.

There was no evidence of increased risks with continuous BSM exposure; indeed, the coefficient of BSM exposure was negative, though nowhere near statistical significance.

In the future, as we develop new radiotracers with high affinity to BG, especially for SPECT tracers with long half-life nuclides, BG exposure indeed may easily exceed bladder dose and thus become the dose-limiting "organ".

The immediate risk increases were followed by reductions in risk at longer lags, and we found no evidence of a net excess risk associated with any of the five pollutants studied over a 72 hour period after exposure; indeed, for ozone and CO we observed net protective associations.

No evidence shows that there is a threshold for the adverse effects of lead exposure; indeed, compelling evidence indicates that lead-associated decrements in intellectual function are proportionately greater at a blood lead level < 10 μg/dL (Kordas et al. 2006; Lanphear et al. 2005a; Schwartz 1994; Tellez-Rojo et al. 2006).

If exposure is indeed common, then the causative pathogens are likely already circulating undetected in communities and health clinics.

"Even infinitesimally low levels of exposure -- indeed, any level of exposure at all -- may cause endocrine or reproductive abnormalities," the society said, "particularly if exposure occurs during a critical developmental window.

The fact that there is a population of Pakistanis that refuses to acknowledge that an issue such as acid burning is one of considerable importance that mandates exposure is indeed sad and indicative of a deep sense of denial.

Therefore, if frequency of human exposure is indeed changing stress physiology in sea lions, it could contribute to altered offspring growth rates.

The data suggest that prolonged exposure may indeed be relevant for anti-tumour activity.