Sentence examples for exposure of free from inspiring English sources

Ibandronate is more highly protein bound, which may limit renal exposure of free drug.

The effect of clopidogrel on the exposure of free dabigatran was similar to that observed with total dabigatran.

Such blanket coverage is likely to be far more effective than piecemeal individual adoption of latrines with respect to the exposure of free range pigs to faecal material.

The exposure of free double-stranded DNA then leads to the formation of unstable ring and dicentric chromosomes, which may trigger cytogenetic rearrangements through breakage fusion bridge (BFB) events (McClintock, 1940; Gisselsson et al, 2001).

The slower pathway most likely arises from a second population of folding-competent HT PagP molecules in solution ready to adsorb onto the lipid upon exposure of free membrane surface [214].

S2 may therefore possess higher antioxidant potential than S1 because of greater solvent exposure of free radical scavenging amino acid residues as a result of heat-assisted protein denaturation.

Nonexperimental studies also have important limitations, including the inability to measure accurately the exposure burden of free living individuals, and the potential for serious confounding by other factors affecting health.

Cigarette smoke is a rich source of exposure to free radicals capable of inducing oxidative damage to DNA and promoting oxidative stress in smokers.

On the basis of IL-1β signal transduction that can result from low receptor occupancy, the clinical endpoint model used exposure of a free endogenous ligand as the pharmacological driver for subsequent effects.

However, their use has highlighted some safety concerns related to stent thrombosis: the presence of these antiproliferative drugs prevents the isolation of metal from blood causing a continuous exposure of a free metallic surface and, accordingly, a nonstop immune response by the organism [ 1, 5].

Both pathogenic and nonpathogenic strains were significantly reduced within 1 minute of exposure to free chlorine.