Sentence examples for exposure of external from inspiring English sources

These differentiated cells will be carrying the different characteristics attributed to exposure of external signals and or genetic mutations that maintain tumourogenic capabilities [ 67].

One of the key functions of ABC transporter is related with the cell resistance to exposure of external compounds, exporting the drug out of the cells thus maintaining the intracellular drug compound below toxic level.

Hair Pb has been criticized as a biomarker of Pb exposure because of external contamination risks and high interlaboratory and within-individual variability (Barbosa et al. 2005).

Let the distribution of the number, X, of accidents for individuals of equal proneness ν, and of equal exposure to external risk of accident λ|ν, i.e. λ for given ν), have probability generating function G X | λ s = exp λ | ν s − 1. in a unit time interval (0, 1).

This increase was dependent on the time (20 or 60 min) of exposure of the external magnetic field.

As shown in Tables 1 and 2, the increase in iron levels in exudates depends on the time of exposure of the external magnetic field; when comparing IN and INM groups, an increase of 70% and 200% was observed for 20 and 60 min, respectively.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer's Monographs on the Carcinogenic Risk to Humans also reviewed the effects of ionising radiation, both in the form of exposure to external γ or X-rays (IARC, 2000) and as α and β particles from internalised radionuclides (IARC, 2001), and all these types of radiation were classified as carcinogenic to humans.

Stress exposures consist of external stimuli that are threatening or harmful; elicit fear, anxiety, anger, excitement, and/or sadness; and are negative in impact and outcome (Sinha 2001, 2008).

The second is extrinsic aging, which is the result of exposure to external factors, mainly ultraviolet (UV) irradiation, that is also referred to as photoaging.

Data compiled from each sample cluster will include indicators of exposure to investments of external agencies and indicators of changes in political boundaries so that multilevel analyses can adjust for their potentially confounding effects and exposure to project interventions is appropriately attributed to sample survey clusters.

The application of biomarkers of exposure in HOS potentially provides the possibility to obtain exposure indicators with higher specificity compared with indicators of external exposure.