Sentence examples for exposure of possible from inspiring English sources

The organ specificity of metastatatic TC arrest is not only determined by the repertoire of available adhesion molecules expressed at the cells' surfaces but in addition is influenced by the histological architecture, the availability, and organ specific exposure of possible adhesion sites within the targeted organ.

Patient characteristics include age, sex, clinical characteristics of initial disease manifestation, and history of likely source of exposure to possible sources of infection with H5N1.

Table  1 summarizes demographic characteristics, presenting clinical characteristics, and history of exposure to possible sources of infection with H5N1.

Indirect exposure consisted of possible contact with saliva on an animal (i.e., pet dog or cat) or inanimate object from a suspected rabid animal that resulted in contamination of an open wound or mucous membrane.

Detailed comparison of exposure to possible risk among the personnel also indicated that severity of symptoms was linked to numbers of inoculations and time spent handling pesticides.

Those 17 extra years of exposure to possible rate rises are too much for the small increment in yield.

Four of the hospital contacts were classified as having a high risk for exposure to SEBOV because of possible exposure to the patient's body fluids: 2 persons who performed tracheal intubation and 2 who handled the body after death.

Exposure limits in other countries range from 5 100 ppm [ 2], with some countries setting exposure monitoring guidelines rather than exposure limits because of possible carcinogenicity.

Future research should include improved exposure assessment, evaluation of risk by age at exposure, and investigation of possible genetic-environment interactions.

Because the model explained so far is with the assumption of the carbonation facilitation test (20 °C, 60 % RH, CO2 density 5%%), prediction of process of outdoor exposure requires consideration of possible environmental conditions.

Exposure of animals to possible risk factors (radiation, chemicals, infections/inflammation, replicative stress and so on) followed by complete phenotyping with standardized protocols.