Sentence examples for exposure with that from inspiring English sources

We chose to compare the PB gene expression response to ionizing radiation exposure with that of gram-negative bacterial sepsis, since this syndrome can be expected to induce similar multiorgan toxicity as is observed following radiation injury [15] [17], [32].

It is difficult to compare the dose to humans from low-level, ongoing, environmental exposure with that delivered to rodents experimentally in a narrow window of gestation.

Figure  6 plots the Hong Kong exposure with that of a selection of European cities [ 10] including two with population sizes similar to Hong Kong (Paris and London), several cities of one million population, and two smaller cities.

We compared the effect of EB exposure with that of BPA throughout this study, and the results of EB treatment were similar to those in BPA-exposed groups, but were much less pronounced.

Our research provides a unique opportunity to compare health risks of peat fire smoke exposure with that of another fire which shared the same ecology, at-risk population, and health outcome definition.

Slama et al. (2007) have suggested that comparing the estimated effect of pregnancy exposure with that of postnatal exposure (e.g., the 9 months following birth, if one assumes that the relevant exposure window corresponds to the whole pregnancy) may help in discarding specific biases as the explanation of the association between air pollution and reproductive outcomes.

If you compare areas of your body that have regular sun exposure with areas that are protected from sunlight, you will likely observe a significant difference in skin condition.

However, it would display enormous (three times higher) curcumin releasing under the HFMF exposure, compared with that without HFMF exposure at 45 °C.

That's partly because he is good at controlling his own exposure, with suspicion that can verge on paranoia.

A more effective treatment approach might be to combine anxiety-producing exposure with strategies that allow one to gain control over the anxiety trigger cues.

The President's Cancer Panel report advised people to reduce exposure with strategies that echo some of what the mothers in Frederica Perera's study have learned: choose products made with minimal toxic substances, avoid using plastic containers to store liquids, and choose produce grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers and meat free of antibiotics and hormones.