Sentence examples for energy exposure from inspiring English sources
Also, the dopamine-opiate system may be involved in headaches and low intensity electromagnetic energy exposure affects those systems37,38,39.
"Our funds' energy exposure is currently tilted toward natural gas, which we continue to view as a 'transitional' fuel towards a renewable energy future," Kanzer said.
However, since Frey's group first reported headaches occurring after microwave energy exposure at approximately the same frequencies and incident energies that present day MP emit40, the exact mechanism under this association is still not fully understood now.
In this article, we demonstrate the realization of high aspect ratio nanopillars (7.5) with 20 nm diameter in 150 nm Hydrogen SilsesQuioxane (HSQ) thickness based on 20 keV energy exposure.
As the aperture photon fluxes are evaluated assuming a monochromatic energy exposure map in each energy band, the sum of the photon fluxes from individual bands can be somewhat different than the value of the photon flux calculated for the broad band, F(b).
Industry weightings play a key role, and Colas offers the example of energy exposure.
"A lot of people are going to be looking at their energy exposures", says Kate Hollis of Standard & Poor's, a rating agency.
It's the most diversified across its energy exposures, and its annual portfolio turnover is just 18%.
The theory of energy exposures exceeding an organism's physiological injury threshold remains foundational to the science of injury control.
We observe that exposure to intense THz pulses for just ten minutes leads to a significant induction of H2AX phosphorylation compared to control samples, as seen in Western blot images for both high and low THz pulse energy exposures in Fig. 2.
The suspicion of much higher energy exposures nowadays compared with 20 or 30 years ago in combination with more frequent scans and the use of Doppler ultrasound means that possible adverse effects of prenatal ultrasound scanning need to be monitored in the future.
