Sentence examples for study of the affected from inspiring English sources

There is ample evidence to suggest that contaminant chemicals ingested via contaminated Great Lakes fish may already be affecting both human and ecosystem health, but these effects are subtle and may require new approaches to the study of the affected systems.

After the quake, Turkish geologists in consultation with the Pakistanis did a seismic study of the affected areas.

Although Hirayama et al. first reported this disease in 1959, pathologic study of the affected segment of the spinal cord was not possible until 1982 when one of his patients after 23 years of followup had died of carcinoma lung at age of 38 years and was subjected to autopsy; detailed neuropathological findings were reported in 1987 [ 11, 16].

In an autopsy study of the affected limbs of two patients, we found an increased number of migrated endothelial cells, as well as an increase of eNOS activity in distal dermis specimens, indicating that endothelial dysfunction may play a role in chronic CRPS [ 9].

Subjects in the first group (n = 16; 8 CRSsNP and 8 CRSwNP) were recruited over the period of 2006 2008 for study of the affected sinonasal tissues, whereas subjects in the second group (n = 16; 5 CRSsNP and 11 CRSwNP) were collected in 2008 2009 for analysis of the PB.

The two men then began a concerted study of the processes affecting the accumulation of cholesterol in the bloodstream.

Labour economics involves the study of the factors affecting the efficiency of these workers, their deployment between different industries and occupations, and the determination of their pay.

We report on a systematic study of the factors affecting the degradation of prototype electrochromic (EC) windows.

A flamelet approach is adopted in a study of the factors affecting the volumetric heat release source term in turbulent combustion.

In this work, a study of the factors affecting the ultrasound-assisted cleaning of an ultrafiltration ceramic membrane fouled by dye particles was carried out.

A systematic study of the factors affecting hydrogen mobility in martensitic steels showed that dislocations control the effective diffusion coefficient of hydrogen.