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Because of the technical complexity associated with delivery of 24 Gy in a single session, there has been an ongoing search for tumor radiation sensitizers that would enable use of lower dose per fraction via currently affordable technologies, preserving the improved outcome provided by the higher exposures of single dose or hypofractionated schemes.

The lack of correlation between individual unbound exposure and tumor size change over time indicating additional benefit would not be expected with higher exposures of vismodegib.

UROtsa cells treated for 72 hr with 1 μM As2O3 showed no PARP cleavage, whereas higher exposures of 5 μM–10 μM As2O3 resulted in clear PARP cleavage.

Prolongation of 3-weekly infusion duration from 1 to 3 h did not result in higher exposures of PM00104, with DLTs observed at a dose of 3.5 mg m−2.

PCB body burdens are higher in older age groups because of the higher exposures of this cohort born at the peak of PCB use and production (Quinn et al. 2011) as well slow metabolism and clearance, with some congeners having half-lives of ≥ 10 (O'Grady Milbrath et al. 2009).

The increasing CO2 content resulted in considerably higher exposure of the CO2 to the oil (i.e., increase in interfacial contact between the CO2 and the heavy oil).

Morphology-confined crystal growth of (Y0.95Eu0.05 2O3 was observed from the microplates, yielding a significantly higher exposure of the (4 0 0) facets at elevated temperature.

Aglycosylated IgG also shows higher exposure of hydrophobic sites compared to native IgG [27].

We would predict that such children would have the lower immunity of ITN users, but the higher exposure of ITN non-users, and much higher rates of malaria.

One such possibility is associated with a malfunction in endotoxin clearance rate which corresponds to a higher exposure of the host to the stimulus.

Similarly to the finding that deglycosylated human IgG shows higher protein hydrophobicity exposure [27], Variant FS is more susceptible to proteolytic digest (Figure S3D), indicative of higher exposure of protein surface than wild type.