Sentence examples for exposure on response from inspiring English sources

The neurophysiological effects of prenatal marijuana exposure on response inhibition were assessed in 18- to 22-year-olds.

More research is needed to clarify the exact role of cue exposure on response inhibition.

One of the main advantages of DLNM is that it allows the model to contain detailed lag effects of exposure on response and provides the estimate of the overall effect that is adjusted for harvesting (Gasparrini et al. 2010).

The effects of lead exposure on response inhibition also were examined in lead-exposed monkeys using a DRL schedule in which early responses reset the clock, postponing reinforcement (Rice 1992; Rice and Gilbert 1985).

Gaining a greater understanding of the mechanisms involved in the organizational effects of testicular hormone exposure on response to novel environments and on functioning of the HPA axis will potentially have implications for understanding sex differences in susceptibility to mood disorders in human beings.

As hormone receptor levels did not differ significantly between the treatment groups in the brain regions examined, the neuroendocrine mechanisms underlying the long-term effects of pubertal testicular hormone exposure on response to novel environments have yet to be fully elucidated.

Recent research has evaluated the effects of lead exposure on responses of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis to acute stress.

We analyzed all remaining mice for the effects of in utero ETS exposure on responses to the OVA sensitization and challenge.

We OVA-sensitized, challenged, and then sacrificed all mice 1 day after final challenge at 15 weeks of age to determine the effects of in utero ETS exposure on responses to OVA sensitization/challenge in mice not previously exposed to OVA (ESO, ASO) and on OVA tolerance in mice previously exposed to OVA (EOO, AOO).

Because no prior similar study existed for preliminary data, a sample estimate for the study was based on preliminary data for the magnitude and variation in effects of chronic tobacco smoke exposure on responses to influenza virus by epithelial cells cultured in vitro from the nasal passages of smokers and nonsmokers in our laboratory.

We sacrificed the remaining mice, following OVA-sensitization and -challenge, at 15 weeks of age to determine the effects of in utero ETS exposure on responses to OVA sensitization [ETS/saline/OVA (ESO), AIR/saline/OVA (ASO)] and OVA tolerance [ETS/OVA/OVA (EOO), AIR/OVA/OVA (AOO)].