Sentence examples for indicated exposure of from inspiring English sources

These observations indicated exposure of the Kennedy epitope (KE) on the virion surface to allow antibody binding and neutralization, in direct contrast to the presumed intracytoplasmic location of the entire C-terminal sequences of gp41 following the MSD.

The structural reconstruction appears to indicate exposure of Inner Lesser Himalayan rocks a little later than would be inferred based on the Ar-Ar mica data from Najman et al. (2009) who showed the shift in provenance at about 6 Ma.

During image acquisition, the camera outputs a TTL signal indicating exposure of every frame ('Camera Exposure Signal', Fig. 2).

Findings from the 1979 survey also indicate exposure of the general population to some of these chemicals.

The monochrome camera can be CMOS or CCD, and must be capable of outputting a TTL signal indicating exposure of a given frame in real time (the 'Camera Exposure' signal, black line, in Fig. 1).

The European framework suggests biomonitoring as confirmatory when (environmental) monitoring indicates exposure of a population: "Biomonitoring can then verify the actual exposure and so provide better evidence for guiding appropriate responses" [ 11].

The clinical diagnosis of inhalation trauma in burn patients had to be confirmed with bronchoscopy showing soot or infralaryngeal mucosal damage, indicating exposure of the tracheobronchial tree to the physical products of combustion.

Complement activation was diminished in knock-out mice after I/R injury, and recombinant MBL was only deposited around proximal tubules in injured kidneys as compared to sham-operated kidneys indicating exposure of neoepitopes in the kidneys after I/R.

Important in this context is that high circulating adhesion molecule levels may not only reflect synovial inflammation but also indicate exposure of the systemic vascular endothelium to high circulating cytokine concentrations [ 24].

This peak was not due to a reporting delay over the Christmas and New Year's holidays but was caused by an increase of infections with disease onset in the early days of January, which may indicate exposure of patients to Campylobacter-contaminated food items at the end of the previous year, possibly on New Year's eve.

The study found antibodies indicating exposure to HEV in 21percentt of the U.S. population between 1988 and 1994.