Sentence examples for exposure is due from inspiring English sources

Recently the increasing of d-galactose exposure is due to high consumption of dairy foods or reduced galactose metabolism.

The environmental exposure is due to UVCB-constituents.

This risk exposure is due to both social and physical characteristics as well as to urban morphology and infrastructure (Rashed and Weeks 2003).

Likely, the increased O concentration after air exposure is due to the surface contaminations containing oxygen (CO2, H2O), what will be discussed and analyzed later on the basis of TDS spectra.

This exposure is due to emanation of radon gas from the decay chains of radioactive thorium (232Th) and uranium (238U), which are present in soil layers (Singh and Virk 1996; Sharma et al. 2003; Abdallah et al. 2007; Lawrence et al. 2009) and indoor construction materials, especially granite used as a countertop in kitchens or indoors as a decorative material (Kobeissi et al. 2013).

However, as we have shown that the bandgap reduction after humidity exposure is due to the increment of subgap states (shallow defects) and the distortion of the crystal lattice, the charge carrier dynamics in MAPbI3 MW-based optoelectronic devices would be detrimentally affected.

On the other hand, the lower gel-sol transition temperature upon UV exposure was due to the reduction in micelle volume fraction after the cleavage of o-nitrobenzyl group.

We argue that pollution exposure was due to a wholly exogenous phenomenon, as the spread of fires was mainly due to El Niño and not to anything else that could be correlated with individual- or household-specific socio-economic factors.

This high exposure was due to the slow wash-out of the tracer from the vascular compartment and to negligible metabolism in plasma, that is, parent radioligand represented 99% of plasma radioactivity even at the end of the 2-h scanning session.

Researchers in 1961 concluded that the seemingly impossible partial success of the red-filtered exposure was due to ultraviolet light, which is strongly reflected by some red dyes, not entirely blocked by the red filter used, and within the range of sensitivity of the wet collodion process Sutton employed.

These data suggested that the decrease in Pdx-1 protein stability caused by GS exposure was due to the nuclear accumulation of Foxo1.