Sentence examples for reduced on exposure from inspiring English sources

ATF1WT-KIX binding was only marginally reduced on exposure to IR (Fig. 2F).

Mixed effect (H3): In this group a spike in mortality was associated with weekend admission and reduced on exposure to weekday care, but remained elevated after washout.

Management had a substantial effect on habitat and echinoid community structure, as coral cover was significantly higher, macroalgal cover lower, and echinoid densities generally reduced on MPAs regardless of exposure intensity.

Historically, about one-third of known human carcinogens were shown to be carcinogenic in animals before being confirmed as carcinogens in epidemiological studies, which means human cancers could have been prevented had exposures been reduced on the basis of animal evidence (Huff and Melnick 2006; IARC 2006).

These techniques improved the carrier concentration and hence reduced the resistance on exposure to reducing liquids/analytes.

During business hours, though, investors prefer reality, because having some idea of what is actually going on reduces their exposure to risk.

malondialdehyde and lowered reduced glutathione levels on exposure to RS.

Though bare AISI 304 exhibited severe oxidation, the presence of cerium oxide with 10 nm thickness reduced the spallation on exposure to high temperature.

Better knowledge of daily air pollution levels and the fact that those with heart disease are also at risk results in behavior modification by the public to reduce activity during pollution events (Bresnahan et al. 1997) and to advocate to reduce local emissions (D6), thus resulting in reduced human exposure and mortality on high-pollutant days (A12).

The lobbyists say the rule exaggerates exposure because it doesn't allow for enough offsetting factors that, they say, genuinely reduce exposure on derivatives trades.

The purpose of such a treatment was to either suppress regrowth of scrubweeds (when used in combination with spot weed control) or to reduce exposure on areas open to public view.