Sentences with phrase «in unexposed»

* Anorexia * Difficulty breathing * Pain in the abdomen * Awkward muscle movements * Soft, yellow - green feces * Bloody nasal discharge * Diarrhea * Conjunctivitis (in unexposed adults) * Inflammation of the vagina * Abortion * Infertility * Lesions on the male penis

But the share of motile sperm — those moving normally — was only a fifth as high as in unexposed males.

Concentrations of their sperm, the male cells used in mating, were only about half as high as in unexposed mice.

«Parental exposure to marijuana linked to drug addiction, compulsive behavior in unexposed progeny, rodent sudy finds.»

That is 20 times the incidence of such abnormalities in unexposed mice.

Not exact matches

Just slip the pads in your bra with the tape unexposed.

The investigators, including first author Christine L. MacDonald, PhD, now at the University of Washington in Seattle, also observed that both brain injury groups, even those unexposed to explosions, had much higher rates of disability compared with civilians suffering concussions.

«wild» or undomesticated) is a human child who, from a very young age, has lived in isolation from human contact and has remained unaware of human social behavior, and unexposed to language.

After 48 hours, the animals developed significant brain damage — 17 times more than that seen in nine unexposed animals, Oberdörster reported.

They were also five to 10 times more likely to wither and die than unexposed cells even if the vapour contained no nicotine, the addictive ingredient in conventional and most electronic cigarettes.

Both vaccines produced immunity to rabies in mice previously unexposed to either adenovirus.

But in Schultz's laboratory tests, exposed males were less interested than unexposed controls in trying to drive off artificial «bait» minnows placed near their nests.

Biochemical tests of the adult animals showed that THC - doused brains had the same number of receptors that responded to THC as unexposed rat brains, but more receptors for heroin and more of a compound associated with reward behavior in their neurons, the team reports online 5 July in Neuropsychopharmacology.

Placing that spatially cross-linked gel in the refrigerator «cold melts» the unexposed regions, which can then be rinsed away to leave the patterned, crosslinked hydrogel.

The proportion of infected mosquitoes was significantly lower in the group that had been exposed to the insecticide, and those that were infected developed fewer parasites than the unexposed group.

However unexposed bees may be investing more time and energy in learning.

Considerable previous research in cell cultures has demonstrated that low doses of ionizing radiation results in «bystander» effects, in which nearby, unexposed tissues suffer cell death, mutations, and tumor - inducing growth (ScienceNOW, 7 September 2005).

After analyzing blood samples from 13 exposed and unexposed babies, she found that the expression levels of 11 genes were significantly different in newborns with arsenic - exposed mothers.

In other preliminary experiments, Martins - Green and her team found that mice exposed to THS are less social than unexposed mice.

She aims to evaluate the impact of HIV exposure by comparing T - cell receptor (TCR) repertoire size and diversity present in cord blood of infants born to HIV - 1 infected women compared to the repertoire size and diversity present in cord blood of HIV unexposed infants.

Following overnight incubation, transformed bacteria are compared to unexposed bacteria for their ability to grow in the presence of ampicillin.

Young - adult mice exposed to nicotine - free e-cig vapors in the womb tended to move at almost twice the pace of unexposed mice.

After observing the two significant behavioral effects in the tadpoles, Aizenman and Spawn then sought the underlying physiological difference between exposed and unexposed tadpoles that might cause them.

The very ending - in fact - will leave fans of the book with a knowing smile, whilst those unexposed to the source material will feel like they were punched in the stomach (in a good way), and they'll be scrambling to get their hands on the third book.

We then see if, within districts predicted to experience larger reform - induced spending increases, «exposed» cohorts (children young enough to have been in school when or after the reforms were passed) have better outcomes than «unexposed» cohorts (children who were too old at the time of passage to be affected by the reforms).

Set the humane live trap in an area where you've seen the cats before, taking care to place it in a level, unexposed area.

This requires running the unexposed film through the camera multiple times, giving each frame the capacity to traverse time and location in ways that parallel the effects of Ballard's fiction and Smithson's earthwork and film.

Created in the darkroom with the help of a Van de Graaff generator, sheets of unexposed film are subjected to electrical discharges, creating sparks of light that scar the film with patterns reminiscent of organic life forms and tree - filled landscapes.

The mushroom phases are filmed in their environment as well within studio darkroom as the fungi is placed directly on unexposed film.

Photo paper, at times unexposed, at times exposed to various sources of colored light, is led through the processing machine in which is left — in varying degrees of concentration — water and traces of used chemicals, particularly silver nitrate (thus the name «Silver»).

Hrair Sarkissian, Unexposed, 2012, archival inkjet prints, shown in Armenity, Venice Biennale, 2015.

Says Buckley of his process, «Going without camera to make these images, I work in complete darkness with unexposed film and chemistry.

Loads unexposed rolls of 16 mm and 35 mm microfilm into designated cameras, which resulted in proper set up so microfilming can begin.

β, mean differences in adiposity variables; Exp, offspring exposed to GDM in utero; Unexp, offspring unexposed to GDM in utero

For example, longitudinal follow - up of adults whose childhood abuse was documented has shown that their retrospective reports of such abuse are likely to underestimate actual occurrence.60, 61 Difficulty recalling childhood events likely results in misclassification (classifying people who truly were exposed to ACEs as unexposed) that would bias our results toward the null.

In addition, caregivers of intervention participants reported significantly lower levels of behavioural problems among adolescents, relative to those unexposed to the intervention.

This would likely result in conservative estimates of the relationships between adverse childhood experiences as persons who had potentially been exposed to an experience would always be misclassified as unexposed; this type of misclassification would bias our results toward the null.32 However, to assess this potential effect, we repeated our analyses after excluding any respondent with missing information on any one of the adverse childhood experiences.