Sentence examples for condition of exposure from inspiring English sources
OBT formation in crops depends on the development stage, length, and condition of exposure.
The second important condition of exposure is frequency: acute (single exposure), subchronic (repeated exposures that in total last for no more than 10 percent of the lifetime of an individual), and chronic (repetitive exposures that last in total longer than 10 percent of the lifetime).
It is this paradoxical condition of exposure without coincidence, brought on by forms of life that can never immunize human life against threats, of an entanglement without intimacy, that characterizes human life in the Anthropocene and, as Station Eleven suggests, also the transition into early modernity recorded in Shakespeare's plays.
For the purpose of uniformity we present the condition of exposure to SWCNT using the ratios of SWCNT (µg)/106 cells.
For defining a condition of exposure to hyperoxia, any cutoff value of PaO2 and time of assessment were deemed acceptable.
Each condition of exposure to NPs, as well as controls, led to four hybridizations (two biological replicates and two technical replicates).
Dr. Baccarelli's Laboratory has been conducting studies on the U.S. population, as well as in highly-exposed groups or special conditions of exposure at several international locations in China, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Israel, Poland, Thailand, Oman, Bulgaria, Russia, and other countries.
He warns that various chemicals, including groups represented by pesticides, "can raise the mutation frequency as much as radiation," and he says, "As yet far too little is known of the extent to which our genes, under modern conditions of exposure to unusual chemicals, are being subjected to such mutagenic influences".
Of course, these differences reflect the intrinsic capacity of certain occupation agents to induce sensitization but equally on the conditions of exposure and the different methods of evaluation, which depend on the study design.
