The phrase "are under exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which someone or something is being subjected to a particular influence or experience. For example, "The children are under exposure to many different germs in the daycare center."
In the light exposure process, the small silver seeds aggregated and welded together when the solution was under exposure.
The employer requires a minimum design life of 100 years for the immersed tunnel structure that will be under exposure of the highest saline water pressure at the depth of 58 m that has never been experienced yet in the history of immersed tube systems.
That is, under exposure conditions that approximate steady-state conditions [consistent with the definition of chronic RfDs and related exposure guidance values; see, e.g., the definition of RfD provided under the U.S. EPA Integrated Risk Information System program (U.S. EPA 2009)], daily urinary excretion of 2,4-D should equal daily intake.
In diabetic patients, vascular endothelial cells are under continuous exposure to high glucose and insulin levels.
Given that IL-7Rα should decrease upon Ag activation [49] and that patient T cells are under constant exposure to parasite Ag, there is an expectation of a larger IL-7Rα− pool.
The human airways are under constant exposure to A. fumigatus with daily inhalation of several hundred spores [ 87].
Calibration coefficients were <1, consistent with previously reported chronic health risks using nearest monitor exposures being under-estimated when ambient concentrations are the exposure of interest.
Our estimated calibration coefficients are consistent with previously reported chronic health risks using nearest monitor exposures being under-estimated when ambient concentrations were the exposure of interest.
30, 31 Furthermore, other studies have demonstrated that oxidative stress production is more pronounced and apoptosis levels are increased under exposure to intermittently high glucose compared with exposure to constantly high glucose levels in human umbilical vein endothelial cells.
It is necessary to evaluate the effects of HMF exposure, as well as develop effective counteractive strategy against the HMF to protect the health of astronauts and workers who are under occupational HMF exposure.
