Clearly, the construction of an indicator to account for the degree of exposition of a region (or individual) to the LOGSE is very important since this is the variable that we would like to test in this paper.
For each gender, we present two specifications which differ in the indicators used to proxy the degree of exposition to the LOGSE: (1) The fraction of students under the LOGSE at ages 12-17; and (2) the fraction of students under LOGSE at ages 13-14 (ESO-I).
Evaporation from the skin may limit the degree of exposition in occupational exposures and act like a barrier against toxicants.
Even at the level of exposition, the book is breathless.
Heavy metals are accumulated in the kidney and liver, for this reason it is more accurate to estimate degree and duration of exposition to them, by measuring their concentrations in renal and hepatic tissues than in blood.
The equivalence class of all theories mutually interpretable with T is called the interpretability degree of T. For ease of exposition we shall make three simplifying assumptions concerning the theories under consideration.
The extent of renal damage depends on the nature, the dose, route, and duration of exposition displaying diverse degree of severity ranging from mild tubular dysfunction to severe renal failure.
In the last years, numerous studies have been undertaken to address these questions, involving variable subsets of schizophrenia patients with different disease duration, age of onset, time of exposition to antipsychotics and degrees of clinical severity [ 30, 56, 57].
For ease of exposition, so that higher values indicate greater degrees of behavioral apathy, we took the AI scores and subtracted them from the score maximum of 5.
His disciple, John Cassian, conveyed Evagrian mysticism to the monks of western Europe, especially in the exposition of the "degrees of prayer" in his Collations of the Fathers, or Conferences.
