Sentence examples for period exposure from inspiring English sources

Moreover, during this relatively long time period, exposure to Aspergillus spores might have varied due to environmental factors.

They had access to ad libitum water during this period ("exposure"), but the HC (or C) diet was the only food available during the exposures.

Given that changes in gene expression profiles will likely be seen after a short period exposure to drugs, and that most cells had undergone cell death in as little as 8 hours (Fig. 3E G), we compared gene expression of cells prior to and after 4 hours of exposure to the drugs.

A further important issue is for which period exposure is characterized.

This long period exposure to sexual activity is more likely to be correlated with higher risk infections with HIV/AIDS.

However, given uncertainties about the incubation period, exposure, and clinical presentation, the possibility that the CWD agent might cause human disease cannot be eliminated.

The results of thermal expansion coefficient measurements suggest that when a sample is cooled to room temperature, the magnitude of the stress on the Al2O3 owing to NiAl2O4 is smaller than that caused by NiO.

The results shown may explain why a short-period exposure to FA is not enough to induce cytotoxicity in pancreatic β-cells, since survival pathways are activated.

Thus, it may be equally interesting to determine how the forced short-period exposure in two distinct preferred environments (dark vs. bright) affect their spatio-temporal exploratory activity [28], [29], [32].

On the other hand, 13 days of short-period exposure to MF in mice showed a rise in testosterone level [ 40].

In the CCO design, the referent time periods represent the counterfactual exposure experience of the individual, had he or she not become sick; because in air pollution pre- and postevent exposure values are independent of the hazard-period exposure, those that are postevent referent can be appropriate.