Loss of water from the blood to the tissues may result from exposure to cold temperatures.
Our physical systems have evolved to work against the pull of gravity, and it is highly probable that all sorts of unfortunate things, such as softening of the bones, would result from exposure to weightlessness for months at a time.
In this country, 80percentto90percentcent of oral cancers result from exposure to the carcinogens in tobacco, whether it is smoked, chewed or stuffed in a cheek pouch.
Sunblocks are used to protect the skin against ultraviolet rays and prevent skin cancer that can result from exposure to such radiation.
The changes that result from exposure to electric light at night have biological connections to disease and conditions that are common in the modern world today including obesity, diabetes, cancer and depression.
Most photosensitivity reactions result from exposure to UVA radiation, the so-called tanning rays that have been linked to premature aging of the skin and to melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer.
However tests that could reliably identify subtle immune changes, as might be expected to result from exposure to developmental immunotoxic agents, are not readily available.
This capsule was found to protect the microorganisms from the harmful effects that result from exposure to heavy metal ions and UV radiation.
A silicon foil was attached to the top surface of the photopyroelectric sensor to prevent any possible damage that could result from exposure to the liquid environment.
Fundamental to the discipline of toxicology is the development of experimental approaches that allow for characterization of the broad array of adverse effects that may result from exposure to toxic substances ('poisons'poisons
Fundamental to the discipline of toxicology is the development of experimental approaches that allow for the characterization of the broad array of adverse effects that may result from exposure to toxic substances ("poisons").
