Sentence examples for a temporary exposure from inspiring English sources

The removal of a high 4-FCA concentration and the final return to the initial conditions indicated that the consortium of strains G1 and H1 is highly resistant to shock loadings and can withstand a temporary exposure to a high concentration of 4-FCA in continuous culture.

Although intravenous exposure to DEHP through the ECMO circuit or other intravenous routes exceeds recommended oral exposure limits, it is difficult to directly compare the two because one is an assumed lifetime daily oral exposure and the other an acute temporary exposure during ECMO therapy.

The original value proposition of leased social communities was clear: a trade of high-quality content for temporary exposure.

On the lonely lower level of the Javits Center, the temporary exposure seemed safe enough.

But these horses are extremely fit and unlikely to sustain lasting harm from temporary exposure to high levels of pollution, Jeffcott said.

Admittedly, the decadent raspberry stuffed granola French toast for under $10 at Benny's on the Beach makes the temporary exposure to the riff-raff tolerable.

Secondary porosity and permeability result from postdepositional factors, such as solution, recrystallization, fracturing, weathering during temporary exposure at the Earth's surface, and further cementation.

There are no known harmful side-effects associated with temporary exposure to strong magnetic field and radio waves used by MRI scanners.

Recently attempts of ovarian androgen priming have been developed on the basis that temporary exposure of follicles to increased levels of androgens may augment their responsiveness to FSH.

For example, the sipunculid Spinuculus nudas showed pronounced sensitivity to CO2 changes during long-term exposure, while tolerating temporary exposure by reducing their metabolism [37].

In many cases the relationship between temperature and developmental rate (or growth rate) becomes non-linear near the limits of a species thermal tolerance range, and models predict that temperature fluctuations should become ecologically important and less predictable when individuals experience temporary exposure to temperatures near these limits for the species (e.g. [ 18, 64]).