Sentence examples for exposure termination from inspiring English sources

In the present work, the sum of test substance contained in first and second skin washings and donor chamber extraction was regarded as the 'non-absorbed dose.' The 'absorbed dose' was considered to be the amount of test substance within the receptor fluid at exposure termination and the extraction of the receptor chamber.

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This is less of an issue in an occupational setting, however, where specimen collection can immediately follow exposure termination.

After exposure termination, the fish were kept in normal water and paired again after 2 weeks to observe if the behavioral changes were temporary or permanent.

Because of its short elimination half-life, however, urinary 1-nitropyrene measurements do not provide an optimal approach for measuring community exposures, which can occur intermittently or with a long lag periods between exposure termination and sample collection.

When HCT-8 cells were exposed to a strong dose of oxaliplatin in combination with cetuximab, the level of adduct stabilised 24-h after exposure termination, but it continuously decreased under exposure to oxaliplatin alone.

For further details on model specifications and the simulation process refer to the eAppendix (http://links.lww.com/EDE/A971) and to Taubman et al. or Cole et al. HR and 95% CI for an IQR w increase in respirable elemental carbon exposure and termination of employment are summarized in Table 2.

The CAPS was used to establish a diagnosis of PTSD based on traumatic event exposure prior to termination and, at subsequent assessments, a diagnosis of PTSD secondary to the termination procedure.

In eight of the 10 tests, fire exposure continued until termination of the fire test, which was mainly caused by structural failure in the joints under tension when the beam was clearly in substantial catenary action.

If exposure also affects termination of employment, then the bias cannot be addressed using conventional methods.

Inhibition of gap junctions by 18-β-glycyrrhetinic acid (18-β-GA, 50 μM) within 15 20 min of exposure resulted in termination of PE-induced axially propagating Ca2+ signals from arterioles to venules.