The phrase "achievable exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to goals, targets, or levels of exposure that are realistic and attainable.
Example: "The study aims to determine the achievable exposure levels for participants in the experiment."
Alternatives: "attainable exposure" or "realistic exposure".
In the resting CD4+ T cells of antiretroviral-treated aviremic HIV-infected patients, clinically achievable exposures to SAHA induced virus outgrowth ex vivo (Archin et al. 2009a; Edelstein et al. 2009).
There were achievable alternative exposure levels that would modify the risk.
We also show that these effects are significant using clinically achievable doses and exposure times, suggesting that sequential treatments may be relevant also in a clinical setting.
K 0 represents the minimum contrast achievable at camera exposures sufficiently long that all of the dynamic contributions to the speckle pattern are blurred – thus, it represents the proportion in intensity of the speckle pattern contributed by totally static paths.
Obtaining a sought-after job is achievable because of the exposure to experiential learning, integrated curriculum, and expertise that you will receive.
For older generation scanners, the technical ability of the scanner will determine the practically achievable collimation, pitch and exposure factors.
The use of MRI fulfils the ALARA principle ('as low as reasonably achievable') as regards minimising exposure to ionising radiation but there is also a favourable side effect profile in respect of the contrast agents used with extremely few patients experiencing adverse events [1, 2], with many of these just mild side effects such as nausea, vomiting or urticaria [3].
As a result, a new method of breakpoint classification is proposed, which is dosing regimen and pathogen specific, and is designed to denote isolates as susceptible only if target bactericidal exposures are achievable with the dosing regimen selected.
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One poster said, "IP3 Practices alara," which stands for "as low as reasonably achievable" and refers to radiation exposure.
