Sentence examples for exposure imposed from inspiring English sources

The mean noise exposure imposed by the HF-BiPAP was higher than that of PSV and BiVent.

The implementation of the 2013/59/EURATOM directive in the part related to radon exposure imposes challenges for radon measurement methodology and radon survey design.

Increasing concern for human health related to cyanotoxin exposure imposes the identification of pattern and level of exposure; however, current monitoring programs, based on cyanobacteria cell counts, could be inadequate.

Smoking and SHS exposure impose a huge financial loss in Taiwan.

Our study demonstrated true levels of genetic diversity within an M. tuberculosis population and showed that genetic diversity may be re-defined when a selective pressure, such as drug exposure, is imposed on M. tuberculosis populations during the course of infection.

No restrictions on frequency of changes in exposure status were imposed, and the exposure status changed as often as the drug purchases indicated.

The radiographic image quality can be improved by increasing the X-ray exposure level, but CT scans at higher exposure can impose an enormous heat load on the X-ray tube.

Alternatively, the summary measure of revenue exposure may impose unwarranted restrictions on the effects of its individual components.

In the MED-PARTICLES project, exposure error was imposed by the limited number of monitors per city and variability due to differences in PM2.5 measurement methods among the cities.

Smoothing allowed us to summarize ADHD odds as a function of PFC exposures without imposing a rigid form of dependence.

The persistent cloud coverage, dominated vegetation in the landscape and limited bedrock exposures are constraints imposed by the tropical climate.