However, in the present study, we did not repeat long term monolayer culture as a control to TSB, which is a weakness in our study.
The fund was also told to review whether to use variable pricing on some loan programs so as to discourage repeated, long-term borrowing.
Federal safety filings from one of the manufacturers also only specify risks from repeated long-term exposures in the workplace, including links to cancer and reproductive problems, but include no assessment of short-term risks.
Arsenic accumulates in soil following repeated long-term application of contaminated fertilizers.
Decreased AN volume in migraineurs may be related to the psychiatric disorders in migraine patients and suggest that the central reorganization after repeated, long-term nociceptive signaling.
Allergies are not uncommon, and repeated long-term contact with some metals (or their compounds) may cause cancer (Hogan 2010 and Abdul-Wahab et al. 2011).
Except for a small event in 2014, the Bungo Channel area experienced repeated long-term SSEs of the same scale at almost the same time interval.
Repeated long-term single or continuous epidural blocks are considered to cause adhesions in the epidural space, resulting in decreased effects of the epidural block.
Repeated, long-term dosing of particulate in in vitro systems may result in accumulation of particle burden over time in the assay system.
One of the concepts to reduce the reprocessed fuel radioactivity is the repeated long-term irradiation of minor actinides (this process is referred to as transmutation).
Repeated, long-term sampling is desirable because one can detect the changes in rates of expansion and turnover (Magurran et al. 2010), but with two time points, we detected overall changes in the community in that interval.
