Sentence examples for occurring exposure from inspiring English sources

Findings from a recent large study suggest that perchlorate at commonly occurring exposure concentrations may decrease thyroid hormone levels in some women.

Analogous to the beneficial effects of physical exercise on vascular reactivity (Lenasi and Strucl 2004), naturally occurring exposure to cold of the hands might keep the skin of elderly "fit" to respond to daily changes in environmental temperatures.

In one prior study, rats that were administered very high doses of uranium (1 mg/rat/day, twice the highest naturally occurring exposure on earth) had 1,25(OH)2decreaseded by 56% compared with control rats, whereas 25(OH D was the same in both groups (Tissandié et al. 2007).

There is disagreement on whether commonly occurring exposures in welding, ferroalloy, and other industrial processes produce neurologically significant neurobehavioral changes representing parkinsonism.

Since worms displayed DA neurodegeneration in response to a purified proteasome inhibitor, we considered possible sources of naturally occurring exposures.

The regression tree will have limited power to identify whether rarely occurring exposures are harmful.

In studies that require lifelong exposures, it may be necessary to make informed estimates for previously occurring exposures.

Some radiation-induced cancers attributable to naturally occurring exposures, such as cosmic and terrestrial radiation, are not preventable.

However, the magnitude of risk per unit dose depends strongly on when radiation exposure occurs: exposure before the age of 20 years carries the greatest risk.

With our approach in verifying a previously occurred exposure with P. acnes in vivo, we were able to abrogate this experimental limitation.

When chronic exposure occurs, the exposure is continually replenishing the chemical in the blood.