Sentence examples for different time of exposure from inspiring English sources

In these figures the value of the diffusion element is drawn for different time of exposure to chloride solution: 1, 10, 20 and 50 years.

Second, different time of exposure to IM has been used.

Finally, time-related biases are most likely not an issue in this study; immortal time bias is ruled out because of risk-set sampling of cases and controls, and bias due to different time of exposure opportunity (time window bias) is also not present.

The RVC electrodes were covered with gold using PVD sputtering for different times of exposure.

(DOC 54 KB) 11671_2013_1597_MOESM4_ESM.doc Additional file 4: Figure A4: Raman scattering spectrum of the as-prepared Ag2Te nanowires under different times of exposure.

Therefore, three slightly different equivalent circuits have been used to model the chromate film in the two electrolytes and for different times of exposure.

We identified the potential range at which Cu+ dissolution takes place then we prepared films with different times of exposure to this potential.

To validate the toxicity issue of the 99mTc-Ch-DTPA, the present results, the histology has been obtained at different regions of the GI tract and there are no significant changes in all portions at different times of exposure.

The results expressed as the logarithm of the surviving bacterial fraction (E. coli, S. aureus, P. putida and L. innocua) obtained at different times of exposure are reported in Figure 3.

Regarding the survival of P. putida at different times of exposure (180, 60 and 30 min) (Figure 3c), the highest antibacterial effect of TiO2 treatment was obtained at 30 min of exposure, at which a statistically significant difference was observed between TE and the other Petri dishes (p < 0.05).

A semi-quantitative assessment of the degree of histological change induced by the two drugs after different times of exposure was achieved by scoring the intensity of three well-defined lesions that developed in the testes and uteri of a representative sample of flukes from each lamb.