Sentence examples for exposition variation from inspiring English sources

These values require EMF assessment methods, thus, in a previous study, EMF exposition variation between head and trunk have been observed in a 3T clinical MRI.

Malaria infection can be influenced by variation in exposition to mosquito's bites as well as by prophylaxis intake.

Comparisons between animal and human studies are difficult because of variations in exposition protocols (e.g., route of administration, composition, dose, duration) and differences in intestinal bacterial metabolism.

It was a useful exposition of the facts of variation and heredity, and of the Darwinian and Lamarckian interpretations.

Soil chemical properties, soil type and exposition explained most of the variation in oribatid mite assemblage.

In other cases, the evaluation uses the variations in the exposition to a certain policy that originate from an exogenous source that is not correlated to the outcome of interest (instrumental variables or natural experiment approach).

The witty finale of the Bridge variations, a fugue whose exposition contains absolutely no counterpoint at all, still manages to deceive listeners, including Kildea, who includes it in a list of examples of "strict fugal writing" in Britten.

Beside soil type, exposition explained a considerable proportion of mite assemblage variation.

Tensile, bending and interlinear shear strength tests have been performed to measure the variation of some mechanical properties during six months of artificial exposition.

Mr. Giraud has even identified distinct characteristics in the oak from different parts of the Argonne – caused, he said, by variations in the composition of the soil and the exposition.

The development proper is based on a scalar variation of the second theme heard at the end of the exposition.