The phrase "aging exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects of aging on individuals or materials, particularly in fields like health, environmental science, or materials science.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of aging exposure on the durability of the building materials used in construction."
Alternatives: "age-related exposure" or "exposure to aging".
Aging, exposure that may damage the cochlea, etc. are all variables that can alter your auditory perception over time.
In this work, we have translated those findings into a sensitive laboratory diagnostic methodology for quantifying cumulative aging exposure, based on the ratio of the two NH3-TPD peaks.
Accelerated aging (exposure to continuous sodium hydroxide at 38 °C and sodium chloride solutions at room temperature) and tests of transport properties (salt ponding, rapid chloride permeability and sorptivity tests) are used to study the effect of FA on the durability of the ECC.
Such changes may be caused by the cumulative effects of aging, exposure, and other unknown environmental factors.
Genetic variations, either nuclear or mitochondrial, can also result in lower mitochondrial mass or function, which are exacerbated by aging, exposure to environmental toxins, lifestyle and disease risk factors [ 44– 44].
Transcripts will also have been missed if they are only expressed in specific contexts—such as during stress, aging, exposure to toxins or pathogens that were not sampled, or if they are not polyadenylated.
Aging and exposure to noise cause hair cells to die off, starting with those that transmit high-frequency sounds like "s" and "t".
The main two factors that cause the asphalt binder to lose its ductility are aging and exposure to low temperatures.
Hence, early-age exposure to subfreezing conditions may affect the quality of the grout and subsequently the bond strength of the connection, which can compromise structural integrity.
The bond strength of the connection remained proportional to the square root of compressive strength, even subsequent to early-age exposure to subfreezing temperature.
Together with advanced age, exposure to tobacco and some chemical agents and previous chemotherapy as treatment for non-related diseases are potential risk factors [1].
