Sentence examples for exposure manifested from inspiring English sources

BAL fluid from mice exposed to 6 ppm ozone immediately following exposure manifested little inflammation but exhibited AHR; we postulated that a mediator in BAL may induce AHR.

Together with mechanistic deconvolution using small molecule inhibitors, the receptor desensitization and resensitization patterns under the short-term agonist exposure manifested the long-acting agonism of salmeterol, and differentiated the mechanisms of agonist-directed desensitization between a full agonist epinephrine and a partial agonist pindolol.

Ingesting SEB may cause food poisoning within 1 to 6 hours of exposure, manifested as acute salivation, nausea, and vomiting, followed by abdominal cramps and diarrhea (7, 8 ).

We therefore wondered whether the modulation of excitatory synaptic transmission by acute stress and glucocorticoid exposure, manifested in the enhancement of LTP, might be associated with changes in the synaptic expression of AMPARs and their subunit composition.

Their work, like the present study, demonstrated that zebrafish can replicate a fetal exposure manifesting into adult disease.

Quite apart from hygiene, there are a number of other lifestyle, medical and public health trends which could equally well have caused incidental changes in microbial exposure, manifesting as increased risk of atopy.

Radiation mitigators are administered shortly after radiation exposure, before exposure symptoms manifest, to accelerate recovery or repair.

Contrasts of climate resulting from exposure are manifested clearly in the Himalayas, the Elburz Mountains, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, the Tien Shan range, the region to the east of Lake Baikal (Transbaikalia), and many other places.

In the present results the snail's neural response to µG exposure was manifested also in hypersensitivity, but with a loss of its directional selectivity.

In the fish the neural response to µG exposure was manifested in hypersensitivity without a distortion of its directional selectivity, and readaptation, defined as the process of adaptation to normal gravity, occurred relatively quickly [7].

Congenital deformities due to As exposure and manifested in adolescents were also observed (Li et al. 2005b).