Sentence examples for been exposed to average from inspiring English sources

Doubts about the exposure scheme were raised in a Health and Safety Executive HSEE) criteria document, which reported that the "arithmetic mean exposure was approximately 22 ppm" and that "a significant proportion of workers would have been exposed to average concentrations of approximately 50 ppm" (Cary, 1995).

It is concluded that inhabitants who are exposed to average OPs levels may not be endangered by health risk.

The sows from both treatments were exposed to average maximum and minimum environmental temperatures of 26.9 and 20.8 °C, respectively.

Among our study participants, 650 (13%) were exposed to average aircraft noise levels ≥ 50 dB(A) Lden.

V polymerization plant workers and workers in one job category in VC monomer plants were exposed to average levels above 1 ppm.

The results from Table 1 also imply that on average a pedestrian would be exposed to average diesel particulate matter concentrations during a drive-by that are near levels used in human clinical studies (e.g. 300 μg/m).

Graduates reported having been exposed to an average of 1.9 supervision visits and 1.3 mini-contact sessions in the field during their three field postings (against a theoretical expected total number of three).

A small decrease in expression was observed for Vangl2 in the three affected embryos (average fold-change=0.98) when compared with that of the control embryos (n=4, average fold-change=2.14), and again the reduction in Vangl2 expression was weaker in the two remaining embryos that had been exposed to glucose (average fold-change=1.37; supplementary material Fig. S2B).

Twelve days later, he killed them and estimated the extent of their infestation.Both of the groups that had been exposed to imidacloprid harboured an average of 700,000 parasite spores in each bee.

"Unless they've been exposed to heavy socialization, the average wife is so afraid that she will do something to impede her husband's success that she turns reticent and doesn't make an effort to get involved, or charitable," she said.

All participants had been exposed to war, and the average number of exposures was high (mean 14.9, s.d. = 7.5).