The phrase "average exposure time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, film, or any field where measuring time of exposure is relevant.
Example: "The average exposure time for this camera setting is 1/60 of a second, which is ideal for capturing motion without blur."
Alternatives: "mean exposure duration" or "typical exposure time".
Besides, an average exposure time results in blurring due to wing movement, although this is not important in our application.
Sensitivity analysis showed that the sensitivities of the average exposure time (AT), exposure duration (ED), exposure frequency (EF) and concentration (C) were larger, while AT and body weight (BW) exhibited a negative sensitivity.
Besides, there is an obvious acceleration effect of the simulated experiment, by using the peak value of chloride concentration with exposure time of 120 d under the simulated environment, we can obtain the peak value of chloride concentration of concrete with different W/C ratios with an average exposure time of approximate 360 d.
Where, EF is exposure frequency; FD is the exposure duration, DIM is the daily metal ingestion (mg person-1 day-1) and RfD is the oral reference dose (mg Kg-1 day-1); W is the average body weight (Kg) and T is the average exposure time for noncarcinogens (365 days year-1× number of exposure years).
Second, the average exposure time of the sediment to the atmosphere at low tide, obtained from five series of measurements over more than three years, is about twice as much longer at the MF site (366(+/-64) min) than the CB site (184(+/-74) min).
These were then averaged as before and compared to the averages of vilya 3XHA-expressing tissue as a ratio of average exposure time in vilya 3XHA-expressing ovaries to average exposure time in wild type.
A similar problem occurred in the present study where fewer RLAI patients had long-term exposure to therapy compared to FGAIs; only 17% of RLAI patients had exposure beyond 18-months compared to 72% of FGAI patients and average exposure times were 12 and 64 months, respectively.
The reciprocal of this figure gives the average exposure-time required for infection, which equals 1.5 (0.7 – 3.1) days.
The following designs were tested: (i) cross-sectional analyses at baseline (n = 4569) and follow-up (n = 4122), (ii) prospective analyses with baseline predictors, (iii) prospective analyses with average exposure over time [(T1 + T2)/2] as predictor, and (iv) prospective analyses with measures of change in exposure from T1 to T2 as predictors.
Toenail Hg can be an indicator of average exposure over time (Rees et al. 2007).
Also, because exposure to OPs varies considerably from day to day, DAPs from spot urine samples may not represent average exposure over time.
