Sentence examples for application and exposure from inspiring English sources

The distance between the application and exposure site was identified in 1,428 (48%) cases (Table 8).

An architecture must consider different functional components ranging from devices, networks and communications, data and knowledge management, applications, and exposure and integration into different business systems, all while considering security and management.

The questionnaires emphasized the following: demographics, farm production and practices, pesticide application procedures, use of personal protective equipment, self-reported exposures including recent pesticide applications, activities at the time of the study pesticide application, and potential exposure to the children.

Urinary metabolites of OP pesticides have also supported the link between residential pesticide application and worker exposure (Arcury et al. 2005).

Intracellular ion activities in identified neurones of the central nervous system of the leech (Hirudo medicinalis L). have been measured with K+-, Na+-, H+-, Mg2+- and Ca2+-selective double-barrelled microelectrodes under various experimental conditions, such as changes in ion composition of the external medium, application of neurotransmitters and exposure to drugs.

Additionally, as was previously shown with bacterial collagenase [44], application of strain and exposure to collagenolytic enzyme leads to preferential remodeling in vitro of collagen networks.

Exogenous application of ABA and exposure to salt shock (150 mM NaCl) rapidly induced oslea3 transcript accumulation in seedling roots.

Is there an association between commercial pesticide applications and biomonitored exposure and type of residential building?

The concepts and application of exposure science are still developing, especially considering exposures to young children.

The use of gloves during mixing, loading, or application reduced exposure and modified the exposure levels in other covariates.

Far from hindering science, the involvement of breast cancer activists has helped drive scientific innovation, particularly in the development and application of exposure assessment methods.