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This capsule permits exposure to an extensive diversity of peptides that can bind to various targets and be identified using peptide library techniques.

A solid-phase application of this method offers an advantage in that it permits exposure of bacteria to sediment-bound contaminants (Kemble et al. 2000).

Longer liver stage development may positively influence the generation of pre-erythrocytic immunity by allowing time for protective immune responses to develop.> A key feature of CPS immunization is that it permits exposure to all Plasmodium life cycle stages in the vertebrate host, including parasitized erythrocytes.

In the safety level, 4.0 W/kg SAR value is the maximum permitted exposure to human limbs for general public person and the number could go up to even 20 W/kg for occupational exposure.

While in some samples, concentrations of Se and Mo were above the accepted limits, yet they were below the daily permitted exposure levels posing no health risk factor.

Given the dilemma surrounding human experimentation, in 1998 the Clinton administration placed a moratorium on the EPA reviewing human experiments for setting permitted exposure levels.

We review relevant literature suggesting in utero inflammation can lead to preterm labor, while insufficient development of the gut-blood brain barriers could permit exposure to potential neurotoxins.

This finding suggested that acetylation induced a molten globule state in γD-crystallin with a semiflexible structure, which permitted exposure of some hydrophobic groups at the protein surface.

The two required conditions for emergence were present: V. cholerae introduced into the population and breaches in the water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure permitting exposure to contaminated water.

Incremental policy acknowledges that SHS should be controlled because of its health consequences, but effectively gives priority to protecting workers and citizens in certain contexts while permitting exposure to continue in others.

Federal restrictions on the maximum permitted exposure to acrylamide, based on a largely clinical study of acrylamide neurotoxicity conducted ten years ago, may require a re-evaluation in the light of recent advances which have pinpointed the initial sites of nerve fiber degeneration.