Sentence examples for exposure of adjacent from inspiring English sources

It also reflects the direct effects of a chronic exposure of adjacent bone to proinflammatory cytokines from the synovial membrane and cells (osteoclasts) generated in the synovial membrane.

Epitheliocytes provide perfect support for full developmental cycle of C. trachomatis which concludes in cells lysis and exposure of adjacent epithelial cells to the de novo infectious progeny [ 4].

In order to avoid electromagnetic coupling between the exposure fields of adjacent animals, the restrainers are placed into compartments which are shielded against each other and against the environment by using metal walls and hinged flaps covered with finely woven metal grids.

Stereotactic radiation by using fiducial markers permits higher doses of radiation while reducing the exposure of uninvolved, adjacent structures.

Also, the oral environment is subject to the deposition of different amounts of plaque and calculus that consequently may absorb the leaching materials and so affect the duration and frequency of exposure of cells adjacent to the retained debris on these materials (Lee et al. 1995a, 1995b, 1998).

The precision of brachytherapy enables a high dose of targeted radiation to be delivered to the cervix, while minimising radiation exposure to adjacent tissues and organs.

This milestone in the history of breast cancer management is currently revisited to identify the optimal selection of target and fractionation, while assuring minimal radiation exposure of normal tissues adjacent to the breast.

The third measurement attempted to quantify intensity of exposure by considering the number of adjacent TB patients and the number of non-adjacent TB cases in each bay, every day.

Facilities using lead can raise exposures for adjacent populations.

(a) The first reason is adequate exposure of the hematoma and adjacent vessels.

Proximity to nearest agricultural field was the environmental exposure variable; it had the values of adjacent when agricultural fields directly abutted or were across the road from the property on which the respondent's dwelling was located, and nonadjacent when agricultural fields did not abut the property on which the respondent's dwelling was located.