Sentence examples for dedicated exposure from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is intended to highlight some key practical information to consider in order to enable a productive dialog between the epidemiologist and the dedicated exposure scientist within a study's interdisciplinary team.

ESCAPE used dedicated exposure assessment campaigns to monitor PM with diameter ≤ 10 μm or ≤ 2.5 μm (PM10 and PM2.5), and PM2.5 absorbance (PM2.5abs), nitrogen oxide (NO2), and NOx (nitrogen oxides; NO and NO2).

Greater priority was placed on promoting the quality of exposure assessment methods applied in epidemiology and evaluation projects by advocating for the inclusion of dedicated exposure experts within interdisciplinary study teams.

Also, steps should be taken to develop dedicated mixtures exposure assessment for EDs.

In JET-ILW dedicated melt exposures were performed using a sequence of 3MA/2.9T H-Mode JET pulses with an input power of PIN = 23 MW, a stored energy of ∼6 MJ and regular type I ELMs at ΔWELM = 0.3 MJ and fELM∼30 Hz.

One of the image processors is dedicated to determine exposure, tracking a ton of different zones and hopefully producing faster and more accurate exposure.

The News of the World, a tabloid newspaper dedicated to the exposure of paedophiles, fulminated that "Upper-crust 'art lovers' are paying £5 a head to ogle degrading snaps of naked children plastered across the walls of one of Britain's most exclusive galleries".

Both OCRA and ULRA are dedicated to assessing exposure of the upper limb only.

Measuring the density of electromagnetic field in an area dedicated to the exposure of rats to electromagnetic field was performed at fixed posts of the laboratory.

To date, this information is not available, and it will require dedicated, targeted mixture exposure assessment strategies to fill this gap.

Individual paddocks and exposure blocks were physically segregated to prevent cross-transmission within and among exposure categories; dedicated clothing and equipment were used to minimize potential cross-contamination, but other potential fomites, like small mammals, birds, and insects, could not be controlled.