Sentence examples for increase in the exposure of from inspiring English sources

With this huge increase in the exposure of image and video to the human eye, the interest in delivering quality of experience (QoE) may increase naturally.

Although highly speculative, one could envision a situation in which dysregulation of MMP activity leads to a quantitative increase in the exposure of such cryptic epitopes.

The predicted increase in the exposure of DOM with KETO (area under the curve ratio) was 2.8 ± 0.4-fold, which correlated well with the observed 3.5-fold increase.

A second explanation for the targeting of nuclear molecules in SLE relates to an increase in the exposure of the immune system in lupus to 'dangerous' products.

Chang et al. reported that DOM exhibits mechanism-based inhibition of CYP3A4 and also acts as a competitive inhibitor resulting in a clinically significant increase in the exposure of CYP3A4 substrates.

Due to this potential side effect of DOM at increased plasma levels, coadministration of DOM and KETO is either not recommended or contraindicated as studies in healthy volunteers have shown a threefold increase in the exposure of DOM, in the presence of KETO, possibly due to the inhibition of CYP3A4-mediated metabolism; therefore, alternative drug combinations are often suggested.

Evidence indicates that overall risk has increased worldwide, largely due to increases in the exposure of persons and assets and possibly increases in inequality, which is a shaper of vulnerability, thus calling for greater attention to these dimensions of risk.

In the above expression, the ratio between the two rates is an unbiased estimate of the relative increase in the exposure rate of people in category i relative to people in category j.

The safety effects of modal change (Mechanism 7) were calculated by using the same formulas as for the change (increase or decrease) in the exposure of vulnerable road users (Mechanism 6).

An observed decrease of physician scientists in medical practice has generated much recent interest in increasing the exposure of research programs in medical school.

For functions f2 to f5, the effect of a fixed increase in the exposure differs across the distribution of the exposure.