Sentence examples for exposition of water from inspiring English sources
The studies on the susceptibility of bacteria to the TiO2/UV process date back to 1985 when Matsunaga et al. [4] for the first time reported that a 120-min exposition of water polluted by E. coli and Lactobacillus acidophilus to the UV-A radiation resulted in an almost complete destruction of the bacteria.
The second values the cost of the exposition to water presenting tastes and odours.
In the work quoted previously [ 55] it was shown by the example of similar objects of study (electroexplosive cuprum nanoparticles) that during the first hours of exposition in water the specific rate of metallic ions release from Cu 50 nanoparticles is much lower than that from Cu 100 nanoparticles.
Strong aeration levels enhanced the distribution of juveniles in the aquaria and diminished both their over-exposition to water surface and the resulting appearance of hyperinflation problems.
With the exposition of ZnO to a water based acid acidic species are statistically distributed at the ZnO surface.
The sample size calculated with EpiInfo Centers for Disease Control and Preventionn, Atlanta, GA, USA) was 147 cases and 147 hospital controls (control-case ratio 1, odds ratio [OR] > 2, proportion of exposition to unprotected water in controls 34.5%, power 80% [1 – β], and 95% confidence level α = 0.05).
The transforming event is Expo Zaragoza 2008, an international exposition that opens this weekend and focuses on the timely themes of Water and Sustainable Development.
In a planar bilayer, this would lead to the exposition of the hydrophobic membrane core to water and thus be energetically very costly.
Sunlight exposition and water deficit have been shown to modulate to some extent the anthocyanin profile [ 9, 10].
The measurements were provided after 20 min, 1 h, and 24 h of the sample exposition in saturated water vapor at room temperature.
The scholar Nigel Simeone tells us that "Fête" was written for the Paris Exposition of 1937, one of whose attractions was a "festival of sound, water, and light".
