The phrase "exposure exceeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can refer to any situation where a person or object is exposed to something beyond a given limit or amount. For example, "The unsafe work environment caused workers to be exposed to asbestos levels exceeding the safety standards set by OSHA."
The Observatory has been in successful operation since completion in 2008 and has recorded data from an exposure exceeding 40,000 km2 sr yr.
While in animal experiments involving short-duration hemorrhagic shock, the retransfusion of shed blood resulted in higher arterial blood pressure than baseline as previously mentioned, in long-duration shock exposure exceeding several hours, blood retransfusion alone does not allow arterial blood pressure to return to baseline values.
Methylation of the ACSL3 5'-CGI was found to be significantly associated with maternal airborne PAH exposure exceeding 2.41 ng/m3 (OR = 13.8; p<0.001; sensitivity = 75%; specificity = 82%) and with a parental report of asthma symptoms in children prior to age 5 (OR = 3.9; p<0.05).
In the case of exposure exceeding such limits some AIMD may also function properly, but it needs individual assessment.
Thus, an exposure exceeding a NOEL-based reference value does not imply that it exceeds the minimum dose required to produce an adverse effect.
A worker with 0 WLM was defined as unexposed, a worker with an exposure exceeding 0 WLM was considered as exposed.
Stochastic risk assessments more frequently compare exposure exceedance probabilities to an effect measurement; as for instance the percent of occasions where exposure exceeds the NOAEC for the entity of value.
Three admitted that their combined exposure exceeded ¥60 billion ($485m).
The radiation damage exposure exceeds 450 displacements per atom.
Twelve patients had exposed tendons and two had exposed bone (no area of bone exposure exceeded 2 cm2).
Cell destruction by plasma occurs if the levels of exposure exceed the capacity of the cell defense systems by affecting the many macromolecules within the cell including DNA, proteins and lipids.
