Sentence examples for exposure treating from inspiring English sources

Treatment of organic lead poisoning involves removing the lead compound from the skin, preventing further exposure, treating seizures, and possibly chelation therapy for people with high blood lead concentrations.

The significance of the association of the educational exposure ' treating patients' at one-month and one-week LBP prevalence is related to increasing years of study only in the sense that none of the first or second year students reported this exposure.

PBMCs from patients having confirmed CO exposure treated with hyperbaric oxygen or HBO COO group) and healthy controls (control group) were analyzed with high-resolution respirometry.

Most importantly the sham and EMF exposure treated animals are characterized by impressive early LTP of their postsynaptic responses during the first 15 min post HFS.

Although there is an inhibition of late LTP in sham or EMF exposure treated animals, our experiments demonstrate that LTD is not facilitated in these groups.

After 16 h of exposure, treated GC-1 cells were morphologically indistinguishable from control cells and cell counts after trypan blue staining revealed no differences in cell viability between treated and control cells.

We assume the non-facilitation of the general LTD response of our sham or EMF exposure treated groups to be derived from the initial CORT elevation during the first 30 min of tube restraint within the ED.

This study reveals that restraint condition, as applied to sham and EMF exposure treated rats in a caged surrounding, elicits behavioural stress which is not only displayed by an increase of HPA hormones but also by changes in the electrically evoked synaptic responses of CA1 neurons after HFS or LFS of the Schaffer collateral commissural pathway.

As with the symptom data, the neuro-cognitive test data were analyzed with Pfiesteria exposure treated as a binary variable and then as levels of exposure.

Linear trends were assessed using the p-value of the coefficient of the exposure treated as a continuous value using the median value for each tertile of exposure in the models also adjusting for covariates (Breslow and Day 1987).

Cox's proportion hazards models will be used to analyse the cohort data to calculate hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals, with antidepressant exposure treated as a time-varying exposure.