The phrase "age of exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by increased access to information, experiences, or influences, often in the context of media or technology.
Example: "In the age of exposure, individuals are constantly bombarded with information from various sources, shaping their perceptions and beliefs."
Alternatives: "era of awareness" or "time of revelation".
The radiation-induced breast cancer risk increases with longer follow-up, higher radiation dose and younger age of exposure.
These parameters (chronic intake, age of exposure, etc).
Her work for AIDS and other causes, her loyalty to her friends, and her privacy in an age of exposure, all add another legacy to her legendary beauty.
And we're no longer only talking about the negative health consequences playing football has on professionals: Boston University's age of exposure study determined "youth exposure to football may have long-term neurobehavioral consequences".
Their data revealed that participants who reported a younger age of exposure were more likely to seek power over women, based on their answers to the survey, which defines that behaviour as "perceived control over women at both personal and social levels".
Their data revealed that participants who reported a younger age of exposure were more likely to seek power over women, based on their answers to the survey, which defines that behavior as "perceived control over women at both personal and social levels".
The metric could be further extended by taking into account the aging of exposure and thus assigning higher weights to recent activity of friends.
From Figs. 11, 12, 13 and 14, SRPC and CEM I suffered the most deterioration in terms of weight loss at earlier ages of exposure to all acid solutions.
It is probably because our subjects came from diverse backgrounds, with varied dietary and travel/migration history to the UK, which could have been influenced by individual circumstances, thus resulting in different ages of exposure to the parasite.
To estimate an overall PAF for each risk factor, we first calculated age-specific PAFs for each age category of exposure (40 50, 50 60, 60 70 and 70+).
In this work, an experimental design was planned to investigate the influence of the organism age, duration of exposure and subsequent recovery period (after cessation of toxic exposure) on chlorpyrifos or carbendazim toxicity to Kiefferulus calligaster.
