Sentence examples for exposures of animals from inspiring English sources
The O3 exposures of animals ranged from 150 to 1,500 ppb, and only the study by Sindhu et al. (1998) included exposures longer than 3 days.
Data are available for intratracheal and intrapleural exposures of animals to amphibole mineral fibers from UICC amosite and a fibrous form of ferroactinolite.
Subchronic oral toxicity studies evaluate the adverse effects caused by prolonged exposures of animals to substances and provide information about the negative effects of the substances on target organs and the cumulative effects of the substances.
We also show that combinations of the physiologic estrogen E2 with some XEs (which exposures of animals and humans often entail) can cause either potentiation or attenuation of E2-mediated dopamine efflux, depending on the estrogen mimetic coadministered.
Because exposures of animals are theoretically similar to those of humans but animals travel less, animals can be good sentinels for human disease; however, no comprehensive surveillance methods exist to monitor fungal diseases in animals.
Controlled exposures of animals and humans to particulate matter (PM) or ozone air pollution cause an increase in plasma levels of endothelin-1, a potent vasoconstrictor that regulates pulmonary arterial pressure.
Although inhalation exposure of animals mimics human exposure best, not all results obtained under such rigorous test conditions might necessarily also occur under real-life exposure conditions.
Exposure of animals to hypergravity (centrifugation of rats at 10 G for 1 h) has been found to cause changes in the synaptic processes of brain, in particular neurotransmitter release and uptake in rat brain synaptosomes.
Given these estimates, it is worth noting that intramuscular exposure of animals to 102.2 TCID50 (positive controls) resulted in infection in all animals.
These data suggest that exposure of animals to BCNU during pregnancy leads to delayed maturation of offspring cerebellum and melatonin protects the cerebellum against the effects of BCNU.
Exposure of animals to an ambient temperature of 5 °C induced Fos immunoreactivity in the magnocellular paraventricular nucleus (mPVN) and the dorsomedial region of the hypothalamus (DMH).
