Sentence examples for density exposure from inspiring English sources

Four parameters were tested on simple bacterial cultures: pH, bacterial density, exposure time and wavelength.

We excluded 5,536 births with missing traffic density exposure because of migration.

Malaria still thrives in the African highlands, in spite of low vector density exposure [ 1].

This discrepancy might be due to the difference of initial seeding density, exposure time, and sensitivity between the two assays.

In human rabies cases and its potential association with FB transmission, we conducted a preliminary investigation of FB population density, exposure frequency of sick FB to humans, and management of rabies PEP after a FB bite.

(5) Since the annual estimation of outlet density exposure automatically includes people who move residence, (from using the WDS within SAIL), our main models will correct for population migration.

Welsh Health Survey data do not have permission from the Data Owner (Welsh Government) to link into SAIL at individual-level but can be linked, using data aggregated by LSOA, to outlet density exposures.

In their double-blind study evaluating the efficacy of bright light and high-density negative air ion exposure for non-seasonal chronic depression in 32 adults, Goel et al. [ 22] observed a score improvement on the SIGH-SAD of 51% for high-density exposure (remission rate 50%) compared to 17% for low-density exposure (remission rate 0%).

In addition, the remission rate associated with high-density negative air ionization rose substantially with an additional 10 to 14 days of treatment after the first period, but low-density exposure showed no significant effect [ 8].

Study findings based on SIGH-SAD indicated that exposure to low-density negative air ions resulted in a significantly lower improvement (22.7%) in depression scores compared to improvement with high-density exposure (47.9%).

The results showed that exposure to high-density negative air ionization decreased depressive symptoms, total mood disturbance, or anger within 15 to 30 minutes of exposure; however, low-density exposure did not produce significant effects.