Sentence examples for indication of exposure from inspiring English sources
An indication of exposure on the image receptor is used as it has an effect on patient dose (and also on image quality).
"This has basically been an indication of exposure of estrogens such as compounds that enforce the female physiology".
However, in three of these individuals new haplotypes occurred, without any indication of exposure to new infection, i.e. no anti-CSP antibodies were found, suggesting that these infections may have originated from liver forms.
We selected serum specimens in an attempt to provide an indication of exposure throughout Kenya.
For methyl eugenol, the parent compound can be measured in serum, which is an indication of exposure.
Directly detecting Bartonella in humans is problematic, but detection of antibodies as an indication of exposure to the agent has been widely used in previous studies.
Alistair W.M. Hay, an expert on the effects of chemical weapons at the University of Leeds in England, said the string of symptoms the reporters described were "convincing" indications of exposure to a nerve gas, rather than a riot agent like tear gas.
Hepatomegaly, reduced triglyceride and cholesterol levels in serum, increased the expression of the gene for acyl-coenzyme A-oxidase 1 (andX1) and of cytochrome P450 4are (CYP4all) are all indications of exposure to a peroxisome proliferator.
There was no conclusive evidence enabling identification of the source of infection, but there were indications of exposure to sheep faeces as one possible source of infection.
Sperm count and the proportion of morphologically normal sperm was not related to CB-153 in any study group, but progressive sperm motility was inversely related to CB-153 in serum among both Inuits and Europeans, with consistent indications of exposure response relationships (Table 2; Toft et al. 2006).
Increased exposure to lead from orebody and paint sources in utero was implicated in two cases, but there was no indication of previous exposure from the mothers' current blood leads, suggesting an acute rather than a chronic exposure for the mothers.
