Sentence examples for exposure pathology from inspiring English sources

Examining epigenetic alterations in the placenta will prove especially important in the search for biomarkers of exposure, pathology, and disease risk and can provide critical insights into the biology of development and pathogenesis of disease [20].

Radiation exposure to pathology staff is very low, and should not require badge monitoring.

57 Radiation exposure to pathology staff is very low, and should not require badge monitoring.

A link between PCB exposure and pathology has been strongly established in the literature (Hennig et al. 2005; Safe 1989).

The placenta can serve as a record of in utero exposure and pathology (Maccani and Marsit 2009).

Major strengths of this study are its population-base and its use of prospectively collected data on drug exposure and pathology.

Chronic treatment with trichloroethylene did not accelerate the development of the lupus nephritis, but after 32 weeks of exposure, tissue pathology commensurate with autoimmune hepatitis was seen.

The need to operate on a radioactive patient may initially create concern amongst operating department staff but it has been estimated than the radiation dose to the hands of a surgeon performing 30 nodal dissections with sentinel node detection is equivalent to one year's background radiation and exposure to pathology staff is negligible.

Our results further suggest a role of active gene transcription in the generation of antigenic diversity and will have important implications for understanding the age- and exposure-dependent pathology of P. falciparum malaria.

These sub-syndromes overlap and are oversimplified, especially at extremely high, intense radiation exposures, when pathologies cut across various organ systems of the body causing net clinical problems that surpass problems associated with any single organ system [ 6– 8].

Our detailed exposure was the pathology panel review diagnosis, which was used in our statistical analysis.