Analysis of beam-induced changes in plan-view EBIC mapping shows degradation of the signal with repetitive exposure.
After repetitive exposure to UVB we observed no significant changes in Tregs in the skin-draining lymph nodes of Cbl-b−/− compared to WT mice (not shown).
"With flavor learning, you can train a baby's palate with repetitive exposure," said Kim Trout, director of the nurse midwifery/women's health nurse practitioner program at Georgetown University.
Repetitive exposure to morphine induces behavioral sensitization, which is supposed to involve in the process of addiction to drugs.
Therefore, repetitive exposure can produce toxicity at a dose that does not result in injury if given only once.
Acute exposure to lead, by chewing on a lead toy, for example, or repetitive exposure to lead by handling toys that contain it, can lead to severe neurological and behavioral problems.
In addition, it is necessary to eradicate group A streptococci from the host to avoid repetitive exposure to the immune system.
Our data indicate that Cbl-b deficiency protects from some of the effects of repetitive exposure to UVB as measured by lower cellular skin infiltration, swelling, and epidermal hyperplasia (Fig. 4b, c).
To this end, we recorded brain's electrophysiological responses during repetitive exposure to novel spoken items with native and non-native phonology, and obtained the subjects' individual language acquisition background.
The main advantage of proposed approach is that it allows one to account for thermomechanical properties and conditions changes during repetitive exposure heating, as well as the historical stresses and distortions introduced at each pulse.
Conclusion: Our experience with these exposures suggests that TB screening of patient populations undergoing renal dialysis though they have intrinsic high anergy rates is advisable with a designed prospective plan before any inadvertent and/or repetitive exposure of that population to active TB.
