Sentence examples for exposure raise from inspiring English sources

Malformations after imatinib exposure raise concerns of similar outcomes in human pregnancy [ 13].

An epidemiological study from Greece demonstrated that high temperatures and extreme sun exposure raise the relapse frequency of PV [ 59].

The observed differences between those with carbofuran exposure and those without carbofuran exposure raise the possibility of confounding due to other unmeasured differences between the groups.

Áine McCarthy, of Cancer Research UK said, "The discovery that UV radiation can continue to harm our DNA hours after exposure raises the possibility of developing future products that might reduce this 'dark damage'.

This study provides preliminary mammalian evidence that acute bright light exposure raises carbon monoxide levels in ophthalmic venous blood.

However, the potential for widespread human exposure raises safety concerns about graphene and its derivatives, referred to as graphene-family nanomaterials.

The StopWatching.Us campaign, which will benefit from the exposure raised by the online protests, has already gained over 539,769 signatures (as of the time of this writing) on its petition to U.S. Congress demanding that a special committee be formed to investigate the PRISM allegations.

But the authors of the study note that "because we face regular exposure to nitrosamines from other products", like cigarettes, pacifiers, and even hot dogs, "anything that adds to our cumulative nitrosamine exposure raises health concerns".

That this exposure raises their susceptibility to infection by pathogens or to freezing would be a reasonable hypothesis.

In line with these observations that smoke-induced ROS generation is SRC independent, we also show that smoke exposure raised the levels of ROS in the MEFs cells null for the three SRC family members (SYF cells) (Fig. 4B).

Twenty-four weeks after combined nucleoside exposure, raised lactate values as well as impairment of hematopoiesis were noted in children.