Sentence examples for models of lead from inspiring English sources

The diversity and inconsistency of observations concerning lead effect on cardiovascular system, as described by different authors in literature, could derive not only from various models of lead poisoning, but also from various dietary FAs contents.

Indeed, several experimental studies have demonstrated that in the rat models of lead toxicity, the predominantly affected brain areas include the hippocampus [ 42, 43], the hypothalamus [ 44], the prefrontal cortex [ 45], the temporal cortex [ 46] and the cerebellum [ 47].

Disruption of subunit expression of the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR) and NMDAR-mediated calcium signaling in glutamatergic synapses is considered the main mechanism of lead-induced deficits in synaptic plasticity, and in learning and memory deficits documented with animal models of lead toxicity.

This paper considers game-theoretic models of lead-time reduction in a two-level supply chain involving a manufacturer and a retailer.

In addition, dose response extrapolations using rodent models of lead-associated delays in male sexual development (Ronis et al. 1998b) estimate a no observed effect level threshold of 3 μg/dL for delayed pubertal onset, an exposure threshold well within background population lead exposures and consistent with our findings.

The model of lead organization thus rests mainly on the structure of the interorganizational system rather than on the mechanics of concerted decision making.

The terminal voltage of the battery is given by: Open image in new window Fig. 4 Electrical model of lead acid battery V_{text{batt}} = E_{text{b}} - R_{text{b}} times I_{text{batt}} - V_{{C_{text{b}} }} (3).

The daily death rate from lead intoxication was highest if blood lead levels, simulated using observed movements and the model of lead acquisition and depletion, remained high over a period exceeding one hundred days.

Because of the lack of knowledge in these areas, we developed an experimental model of lead exposure in rats that produces blood concentrations below those found in humans with occupational lead exposure.

A historical review of the development of biokinetic model of lead is presented.

A physiologically based model of lead kinetics in children and adults has been developed and tested.