Sentence examples for exposition duration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, exposition duration to stimuli is chosen rather arbitrarily and controlled by the experimenter.

A lower risk for all CV events and myocardial infarction was also associated with a longer exposition-duration to TNF-α blockers (HR 0.42; 95% CI 0.21 to 0.81; P < 0.05).

To keep the exposition simple, the duration model we present in the text ignores the existence of job spells that might have occurred in between two interviews.

Indeed, increasing the frequency (with a fixed duration of exposition to each word) amounts to increasing μ.

The extent of renal damage depends on the nature, the dose, route, and duration of exposition displaying diverse degree of severity ranging from mild tubular dysfunction to severe renal failure.

Heavy metals are accumulated in the kidney and liver, for this reason it is more accurate to estimate degree and duration of exposition to them, by measuring their concentrations in renal and hepatic tissues than in blood.

Previous exposition to azole agents, duration of central venous catheter implantation and the number of antimicrobial agents per day were associated with non- albicans Candida infection in multivariate analyses.

The necessary total vibration exposure dose was estimated on the basis of the mean exposure time relayed in 59 medico-legal assessments (expert reports) of suspected occupational disease (240 working days per year; daily exposure of 5h/d; minimal duration of exposition of 2 years; total vibration exposure dose 5.122m/s) [ 7].

China's pavilion, the Culture Center, and a few other buildings were designed to be permanent, while the rest were temporary structures for the duration of the exposition only.

First, we were not able to provide data concerning the schedule and/or duration of heat exposition before TnI measurement.

The reason for the absence of a dose-response effect on the PPARG2 alleleallele in our study is unclear; one possible explanation is that the programming effect of breast-feeding is more strongly influenced by gene × nutrient interactions at an early age rather than a quantitative process linked to the duration of the exposition.