Sentence examples similar to exposed to size from inspiring English sources

In a laboratory flume, changes in bed microtopography and structure were measured when a water-worked bed of 5.6 22.6 mm gravels was exposed to four size classes of Barbel (4 5″, 5 6″, 6 8″, 8 10″ in length) and a single size class of Chub (8 10″).

But the ensuing press meant that it also was the first time that many travellers were exposed to the size and scope of the sharing economy.

We presented a brief comparison of humans exposed to three size fractions of Chapel Hill CAPs in condensed form in a symposium proceedings (Samet et al. 2007).

Evidence for an increase in C-reactive protein and a shift to a procoagulatory state of the blood was seen in coronary artery disease patients exposed to various size fractions of PM (Rückerl et al. 2006).

This study is part of a continuing series of studies in which humans are exposed to different size fractions of Chapel Hill PM and will also allow us to compare the relative toxicity of coarse and fine PM from the same geographic location.

The experiments measured mortality rates on four sizes of oysters exposed to three sizes of crab, and lasted 3 5 days.

Whilst there was evidence that children and young people exposed to larger sizes still consumed more food, the size of this effect was found to be larger among adults, also increasing (albeit by very small incremental amounts) with the age of those exposed.

Adults consistently selected larger quantities of food for consumption when exposed to larger sizes (compared with exposure to smaller sizes).

Lombaert and co-workers [ 33] investigated gene expression in macrophages exposed to micrometer sized WC-Co particles (a mixture of cobalt metal with a median particle size (d50) of 4 μm and WC particles d50 < 1 μm).

A two-stage streaker sampler was exposed to collect size-fractionated aerosol samples in Genova.

Balancing the costs and benefits of physiological adaptations towards an increased energy uptake are particularly important during the early life stages of organisms that are exposed to negative size-dependent mortality.