Sentence examples for peripheral exposure from inspiring English sources
"Over the years, I've had peripheral exposure to the field of microfluidics and the fact that prototyping microfluidic devices is often a difficult, time-consuming, resource-intensive process," Hart says.
French banks increased their Fragile Five exposure by a modest 15% (to $69bn) – while chopping their Eurozone peripheral exposure by 43% to $514bn.
In one study intraarterial reserpine improved esophageal function in those with RP.41 In another study peripheral exposure to cold did not induce esophageal motility disturbances.42 To our knowledge local temperature decreases within the esophagus have not been tested in those with RP.
To limit the peripheral exposure of bexarotene and release it only in the affected areas of the brain, we designed a prodrug strategy based on the enzyme NAD(P H/quinone oxidoreductase (NQO1) that is elevated in neurodegenerative diseases.
And Spanish banks increased their exposure to the Fragile Five by 26% to $185bn, while chopping their peripheral exposure (ex Spain) by 29% to $105bn.Three points are worth emphasising.
Further, tumor-targeted accumulation also led to a reduction in peripheral exposure of PTX, thereby minimizing systemic toxicity.
The effects of peripheral cold exposure on oesophageal motility in patients with autoimmune rheumatic diseases and Raynaud's phenomenon.
The association between elevated BMI and risk of developing EC (due to increased peripheral estrogen exposure) has prompted investigation into the role of weight reduction in EC prevention.
The increased susceptibility of immunized mice was restricted to peripheral prion exposure, and was not observed after i.c.
We calculate cumulative granuloma and peripheral antibiotic exposure (AUC) for 14-d timeframes.
Indeed, peripheral ghrelin exposure increased operant behavior to levels similar to those observed in food-deprived rats, and conversely, blockade of ghrelin signaling decreased operant behavior to levels noted in the non-deprived rats.
