The phrase "ages of exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the duration or length of time someone has been exposed to a particular experience, environment, or influence.
Example: "The study examined the effects of different ages of exposure to the language on fluency in adulthood."
Alternatives: "length of exposure" or "duration of exposure".
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.
There were women missing information on which residence they saw a fogger truck (n = 26 controls and n = 21 cases) and 4 women without sufficient information on ages of exposure to be classified who are not included in the sub analyses.
Estimates of breast cancer risk from low-dose radiation exposure are, by necessity, extrapolated from studies of populations exposed to much higher doses, for example atomic bomb survivors, or those receiving medical radiation treatment, and these studies have suggested a greater effect at lower ages of exposure.
As shown in table 1, at the youngest ages of exposure (more recent birth cohorts) the deaths from heart disease outnumber those from stroke, whereas the opposite is true of the earlier birth cohorts; this reflects the general secular trends in the Japanese population.
Adjustment for age, years of exposure, amount and frequency of smoking were made only when the cell frequencies were non-zero.
These parameters (chronic intake, age of exposure, etc).
The radiation-induced breast cancer risk increases with longer follow-up, higher radiation dose and younger age of exposure.
The metric could be further extended by taking into account the aging of exposure and thus assigning higher weights to recent activity of friends.
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".
