Sentence examples for a long term exposure from inspiring English sources

After a long term exposure, a new galvanic coupling takes place between the Zn(OH 2 covered area, showing an anodic activity, and the remaining steel surface covered by bulky white zinc corrosion products.

The testing results indicate that the post-deposition treatments can markedly improve corrosion resistance of the coating with no obvious degradation being observed for the treated samples during a long term exposure to the saline solution.

This allowed us to examine the possibility that changes in these factors over the study period or a long term exposure might have yielded different results.

This should not be hard to explain, because Zhang's study is a long term exposure (28 days), we only used 2 day short exposure.

MCF-7-MVLN were transfected with an ERE-Luciferase construct [ 24] and selected for Gentamycin resistance, while both MCF-7-MVLN-6ms7 and MCF-7-MVLN-6ms8 have been produced by a long term exposure of MCF-7-MVLN cells to 200 nM OH-TAM.

It has been shown that transgenic mice over-expressing MMP1 or MMP9 develop pulmonary changes comparable to human emphysema [ 9, 10], and that mice lacking the MMP12 gene are protected from emphysema despite a long term exposure to cigarette smoke [ 11].

The reasons why the AHAPS-functionalized NP do not modulate barrier disruption or inflammatory responses as seen in other allergic disease models and whether the observations hold true in a long-term exposure model should be addressed in the future.

During a long-term exposure to daylight (20 days) the copolymer gradually elapsed to its colourless spiropyran form, the process being ca. 100-times slower than that for monomeric MSBP.

A number of destructive and nondestructive tests have been carried out on 15 t slender-type concrete armour blocks from three Italian breakwaters, in order to investigate the material properties after a long-term exposure at sea.

Specifically, a long-term exposure to a sucrose-plus-ethanol solution resulted, when sucrose was faded out, in an ethanol intake that was equivalent to that recorded in the counterpart ethanol-preferring (P) rats.

These results support the suggestion that an environmental manipulation such as a long-term exposure to a sucrose-fading procedure did not overcome the genetically determined predisposition to avoid ethanol in sNP rats.