Sentence examples for ingestion points from inspiring English sources

US Persons do enjoy limited policy protections (and again, it's important to understand that policy protection is no protection - policy is a one-way ratchet that only loosens) and one very weak technical protection - a near-the-front-end filter at our ingestion points.

"YouTube could never control the ingestion point: they always had to use your phone or digital camera or Flip video or webcam," he says.

"But on smartphones, we suddenly get to leapfrog all those other devices and control the ingestion point, with the potential to reach many more people than Sony or Flip or Panasonic with their dedicated video creation devices.

The NeQuick 2 model was adapted to local reference Total Electron Content (TEC) data using single station approach and evaluated using calibrated TEC data derived from 41 testing GNSS stations distributed around the data ingestion point.

We used inhalation, dermal, and ingestion toxicity end points for each respective exposure route and duration.

In one human uptake study, sampling was conducted at fixed time points after ingestion of cookies containing methyl eugenol (Schecter et al. 2004).

Likewise, breath hydrogen concentrations obtained from patients who were unable to absorb all of the ingested carbohydrate were analyzed at baseline and at different time points after ingestion of the test meal (positive test).

The trypsin-like activity was also measured in vitro at different time points after ingestion of blood or blood containing Leishmania infantum chagasi, using the chromogenic substrate BAρNA.

The isolation of bacteria from 4 private wells in the affected area points to ingestion of contaminated food or drinking water as the probable route of infection.

Plant DNA was obtained at seven time points post-ingestion from whole guts and separate gut sections, and was detectable up to 12 h post-ingestion in nymphs and 22 h post-ingestion in adult grasshoppers.

While the materials from the three cities all point to ingestion as the primary route by which lead enters children's bodies, the Mount Isa materials provide the clearest explanation of how this occurs: "young children are more likely to play in dirt and to place lead contaminated hands and other objects in their mouths".