Sentence examples for exposure design from inspiring English sources

This exposure design was used to simulate frequent runoff events in the field.

In this study, we exposed adult mosquitofish to ethanol (EtOH control), 10 ng/L, and 100 ng/L LNG for 8 d using a static replacement exposure design.

A key pre-condition for reliable CA predictions is that similar endpoints are assessed for the mixture and all individual components, i.e., the identity of test species, exposure design and measured toxic effects, with tests being ideally conducted in parallel in the same experimental setting.

Reducing the aspect ratio is promising due to the alignment of the QDs inside the hole as they align along a chain (Figure 4d) in the direction of the hole elongation, i.e., [0 1 1] [39] 39]. Figure 4 Manipulation of the aspect ratio by appropiate exposure design.

For their use in water monitoring, the typical physico-chemical characteristics of the samplers, i.e. the mass-transfer coefficient (k0) and the sampler-water partition coefficient (Ksw), were determined based on a static exposure design.

Such estimates are used to set regulatory standards for pollution exposure; design appropriate environmental protection and damage mitigation strategies; guide the assessment of environmental impacts; and measure public willingness to pay for environmental amenities.

Using cognitive behavioral therapy, substantial improvements for anxious chronic pain patients can be envisaged through exposure designed in view of extinction (by learning) of inhibition.

Results support evidences that 2,4-D alters the serotoninergic system and that 5-HT neurons of each mesencephalic nuclei show different responses to the 2,4-D exposure designs which are parallel to astrogliosis.

The presence of reactive astrocytes in mesencephalic nuclei and in hippocampus were also different for the two 2,4-D exposure designs, showing the existence of a correspondence between neuronal changes and astrogliosis.

The Ca2+ signal was very low at rest, just above the background fluorescence intensity, indicating healthy tissue, and increased significantly after caffeine (20 mM) exposure designed to release internal Ca2+ stores.

The experiment involved an environmentally relevant 'pulse-exposure' design simulating three subsequent inflow events.