Sentence examples for heterogeneous exposures from inspiring English sources

The quality of information on exposure has generally been poor, however, and it is not clear that the heterogeneous exposures studied should be combined in etiologic studies.

There was no formation of 2-NF or 2-NP in any of the heterogeneous exposures, suggesting that gas-phase formation of NPAHs did not play an important role during chamber exposures.

Also, when nearly universal exposure to a common food item (such as chicken) is presumed, more heterogeneous exposures may be defined if exposure is defined on the basis of the origin of the food item, e.g., the different suppliers or processors.

We estimate two classes of costs: consumption volatility due to asset bubbles in a representative agent economy and consumption volatility that arises because households have heterogeneous exposure to the bubble assets.

Both models were built using data from a highly heterogeneous exposure of the Borden Aquifer at a site located 2 km north-west of the Stanford Waterloo experimental site at Canadian Forces Base Borden, Ontario, Canada.

However, PET/CT imaging indicated that 64Cu-MM-302 administration resulted in heterogeneous exposure in the kidney, with a focus of 64Cu activity in the renal pelvis.

However, in the event a radiation-mass casualty scenario, many victims will have heterogeneous exposure due to partial shielding and it is unknown whether PB gene expression profiles would be useful in predicting the status of partially irradiated individuals.

The dose values to important critical organs and tissues are weighted and summed to give the effective dose as defined by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), an estimate of a whole body dose causing the same biological impact as the specific heterogeneous exposure.

While these data are not meant to be a conclusive look at the impact of USEP in heterogeneous samples, they show that large differences seen in isolated cell exposures can translate into a heterogeneous exposure system.

The substantial proportion of individuals (43%, 22/51) in the cohort who never experienced a recurrent infection throughout the follow up period suggests either a heterogeneous exposure or risk to P. vivax infections or an infection with PQ susceptible parasites with corresponding clearance of hypnozoites [2], [30], [31].

In these experiments, cells were reprogrammed fully or only partially [ 29] possibly through heterogeneous exposure to reprogramming factors.