Sentence examples for predetermined exposure from inspiring English sources

Although all cameras register higher count rates in smaller patients, only the D-SPECT capitalizes on this by shortening scan duration, thanks to its scan strategy that targets LV counts rather than a predetermined exposure time.

Exposure traces were analyzed using the new C-EVA (see below), and the results were compared to those from the conventional EVA with predetermined exposure categories using both univariate and multivariate approaches.

For homologous series of non-ionizable chemicals or ionizable chemicals with approximately identical p Ka values, bioactivity at a predetermined exposure time is frequently a smooth, nonlinear function of lipophilicity.

Male and female cortical astrocytes respond differentially to an inflammatory challenge and this may be predetermined by perinatal testosterone exposure.

Other advantages of well-designed clinical trials include relatively precise estimates of the environmental exposures (treatments) and of the phenotypes, careful ascertainment of participants, randomization of exposures, close predetermined follow-up, and hypothesis-driven design.

The etiology of autoimmune diseases is multifactorial, resulting from a combination of genetically predetermined host characteristics and environmental exposures.

As NADPH-oxidase-deficient animals showed decreased capacity to "metabolize" SCWNTs, one may assume that there may be a genetically predetermined specificity in sensitivity to nanoparticle exposures.

From an assessment of predetermined considerations regarding study characteristics (e.g., species, route of exposure, method of outcome measurement, time point of outcome measurement), we determined that 7 of these studies (8 data sets), all of which exposed pregnant mice to PFOA via gavage treatment and measured weight of offspring at or soon after birth, were suitable for meta-analysis.

We maintained exposure levels by adjusting the clean air dilution to a predetermined PM mass concentration, which was measured both in real time and as integrated over 30-min periods as described below.

Of particular relevance to the impact of lead on fetal origins of disease has been novel work by Zawia and colleagues using rodent and monkey models (Basha et al. 2005; Wu et al. 2008) to demonstrate that early-life lead exposure can predetermine the late-life expression and regulation of the amyloid precursor protein as well as a decrease in DNA methyltransferase activity.

Studies conducted during outbreaks cannot be planned in advance, and the sample size is not predetermined, often resulting in a low statistical power for detecting significant associations between exposure and disease.