Sentence examples for discharge exposure from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of the neutralization was characterized by the ratio between the values of the surface potential before and after AC corona discharge exposure.

Based on optical emission spectroscopy, the filamentary behavior was ascribed to the release of air and humidity from the wood substrate following discharge exposure which produced significant quenching of N2 metastables.

After discharge, exposure patterns for BBzP, DEHP, and DiNP were similar for PT and FT infants.

The sputtering rate of iron was obtained from measurements of the film thickness before and after glow-discharge exposure, using Rutherford backscattering spectrometry, and the sputtering rates of the steels were obtained from shifts of positions of implanted Xe markers in Rutherford backscattering spectra.

Mechanical feeding and discharge reduces exposure to mercury vapours, sulfur dioxide fumes, and dust and lowers labour costs as well.

In this work, the surface modifications of various polymer films due to helium oxygen dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) exposure operating under atmospheric pressure are reported.

Collected variables included all nosocomial infections, demographic characteristics, admission and discharge diagnoses, exposure to invasive devices and antibiotics, and ICU and hospital survival status.

Among the inflammatory mediators released by mast cells, many are preformed and stored in secretory granules, and can be discharged upon exposure to a number of different stimuli such as crosslinking of IgE bound to the high affinity IgE receptor (FcεRI) [8].

We evaluated antimicrobial exposure, discharge diagnoses, or both to identify surgical site infections (SSI).

aBased on routine surveillance and routine surveillance plus screening for antimicrobial drug exposure, discharge diagnosis codes, or both.

The device is used in empty patient rooms after discharge as prolonged exposure to UV can cause skin and eye irritation.