Sentence examples for exposures exhibit from inspiring English sources

The Franciscan OPS exposures exhibit a large range in lithologic combinations, reflecting a correspondingly large range in character of oceanic crust subducted during the >150 Ma of the assembly of this accretionary complex.

The present pulmonary effects of allergen challenge followed by dsRNA exposures exhibit similarities to the observations made in exacerbations of human asthma.

A central question is why these two groups of animals, which are nearly identical in both their genetics and environmental exposures, exhibit different disease manifestations.

We have previously shown that rats exposed to 3 × 74.5 kPa blast exposures exhibit a variety of post-traumatic stress disorder-related traits [ 8].

Together these data suggest that some DNA methylation changes, induced by paternal or maternal exposures, exhibit meiotic stability and can be transmitted across generations (17, 30).

Following single doses, the plasma exposures exhibited biphasic disposition with a terminal T1/2 of ~10-12 ~10-12

Along a fresh road cut in an ongoing construction of a new hydroelectric power plan, there are two exposures exhibiting thick layers of charcoal, located on top of paleosols and immediately beneath the ash flow deposit (Fig. 6).

The bacterial isolates from various STM exposures exhibited co-resistance to azithromycin, ceftazidime, sulfamethoxazole, tobramycin and tetracycline with a ratio of 7.7 38.4%, whereas no or low co-resistance (0 7.7%) was observed for the antibiotics including enrofloxacin, tigecycline or ertapenem (Table 2; Additional file 1: Fig. S3).

Urban pollution, indoor residential concentrations and personal exposures exhibited the same pattern of variation during the measurement periods.

The least significant factor was dropped from the model in a stepwise fashion until all remaining exposures exhibited a significant association: p<0.05 and OR >1.

Participants with PAH-related exposures exhibited a fairly consistent mutational spectrum, characterized by increased proportions of insertions/deletions and G C→A T transitions at CpG sites.