Sentence examples for hand exposures from inspiring English sources

The objective of our paper is to assess whether the dislodgeable arsenic residues from structures in the Edmonton study are comparable to those observed in other studies and whether they support the conclusion that the values derived by EPA using modeled maximum loading values overestimate hand exposures.

On the one hand, exposure to "toxic" assets affected some banks' ability to lend (see Puri et al. 2011).

On the one hand, exposure to chorioamnionitis might protect preterm infants from respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) [7].

On the other hand, exposure to 4 °C reduced the PEF resistance of acid-adapted cells, but not that of non-acid-adapted cells.

On the other hand, exposure of NKE to different concentrations of CdCl2 (e.g. 0, 10, 20, 30 and 50 μM) under the same conditions elevate stronger heat shock and SOD2 mediated protective responses.

On the other hand, exposure to MV causes skin and eye irritation, and it is harmful if swallowed or absorbed via skin (Li et al. 2010; Mittal et al. 2008).

On the other hand, exposure to starvation for a period of 40 days at 20 °C induces testicular regression, but does not affect the onset of recrudescence in the estuarine gobiid fish Gillichthys mirabilis (De Vlaming 1971).

Wearing gloves significantly reduced adjusted mean hand exposure for all herbicides (4 20 fold) and adjusted mean thigh exposure for three herbicides (8 53 fold) on days the herbicides were sprayed; however, wearing gloves significantly increased adjusted mean atrazine hand and thigh exposures (9 and 7 fold, respectively) on days that non-atrazine herbicides were sprayed.

On the other hand, exposure of EcBirA crystals to bio-5'-AMP resulted in cracking and crystal destruction due to conformational changes.

On the other hand, exposure of trpm1 larvae to elevated Mg2+ for one day (day 3) resulted in a marked reduction in locomotor activity (Figure 2H), along with a reduction in foraging activity (data not shown).

On the other hand, exposure to Tat by itself transiently augmented c-Rel activity at 4 h (2.49±0.58) with activity returning to control levels by 24 h (0.87±0.04) (Table 1).