Sentence examples for mentioned exposure from inspiring English sources

Forty-four percent of all calls referred to the SLT mentioned exposure to a suspicious package or substance but did not include any report of clinically confirmed signs or symptoms.

It must also be pointed out that when exposimeters are worn on the body, the results of measurements may be far from the unperturbed field, which should be assessed when compliance with mentioned exposure limits is assessed.

Previous research also mentioned exposure as a mechanism to explain why social capital had a larger association with the health of parents of young children than adults without young children [ 123].

The extent to which the higher risk among those of low income is measuring the previously mentioned exposures is not clear.

This, of course, brings into play all of the risks of any other social network such as cyberbullying and online predators, not to mention exposure to profanity.

(Woman, unregistered slum) However, specialists in tertiary care hospitals also reported tuberculosis cases in higher socioeconomic strata mentioning exposure to pathogens at work and immunodeficiency due to high stress levels or chronic disease conditions, which increase the susceptibility, as the main reasons.

Although actual exposure might have an effect on health, it should be mentioned that exposure to ELF-EMF from power lines rapidly decreases with distance [ 100].

Interestingly, in the initial submission of this paper, it is mentioned "chronic exposure to low levels of Cd through food chain coupled with a deficiency of selenium and concurrent exposure to arsenic and pesticides may play a role in the pathogenesis of CKDu in Sri Lanka" [ 10].

As mentioned before, exposure to doxorubicin in breast cancer cell lines resulted in phosphorylation of p90RSK which peaked 6 hours after the exposure [ 6].

Mr. Shapiro mentioned the exposure at a hearing in which he successfully argued for the appointment of a mitigation expert, who will look for evidence that might make Mr. Muhammad seem more sympathetic if his trial proceeds to sentencing.

Also, coinciding with the results of Tousson et al. (2011) who mentioned that exposure of rabbits to lead caused a significant decrease in the anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins.