Sentence examples for seen on exposure from inspiring English sources
Early abnormal changes in cortical electrical activity were reportedly seen on exposure to HBO a few minutes prior to the full development of the electrical discharges [ 97].
A potential cause for the change in citric acid cough threshold seen on exposure to hypobaric hypoxia would be an alteration in nebuliser output consequent upon the reduced barometric pressure.
For testing, a small conventional warhead was used, which provided a flash that could be seen on long exposure photographs of the interceptions.
Finally, there may be mutational pieces seen on the exposure side that result in a functional change related to the target organ in which the outcome is seen.
The object was seen on two exposures of the first night, which were taken slightly shifted to check flaws and ghosts, so I do not think it was a flaw or a ghost.
Conclusion: This programme of study (Xtreme Everest 2) will provide a rich dataset relating to human adaptation to hypoxia, and the responses seen on re-exposure to normoxia.
Thus, recognition is defined as participants identifying the logo/labels that they have previously seen on alcohol products, after exposure to images of the logo and labels.
When Gutierrez won this year's Tony for best director, Phyllis was on his lap and was therefore seen on national television... Media exposure has liberated Phyllis from her role as silent partner.
However, subtle, sex-specific effects of prenatal cocaine exposure were seen on measures that indicate impairments in sustained attention and "readiness", as well as altered reactivity to task-related stressors such as waiting for long and unpredictable delays.
Marked increases in production of TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, TGF-β, and IL-17A were seen on day 14 after BLM exposure, whereas there were no significant differences in the levels of IL-23 on BLM-treated mice when compared with control mice.
No significant change was seen on eNOS protein levels after exposure to hyperoxia for 8, 24, and 72 h.
