Sentence examples for exposure moderate from inspiring English sources

Encapsulation of MAHMA NONOate and molsidomine within a hydrogel composed of cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) has shown a synergistic effect in dispersing well-established biofilms: after 2 h of exposure, moderate but significant dispersion was measured.

For Class 1 exposure (moderate exposure), the equation is calibrated, through γ d  = 1, for a crack width of 0.43 mm (0.017 in).; for Class 2 exposure (severe exposure), γ d  = 0.75.

However, the scenarios used are similar to those typical in pharmacoepidemiologic studies, including common exposure, moderate magnitude of the exposure effect, collinearity of covariates, ranges of variables, and coefficients based on claims data modeling of statin use [20].

This randomized study showed for the first time that in a context of acute social stress exposure, moderate physical activity can decrease overall energy balance and unhealthy eating after stress in prepubertal children.

Additional analyses were also conducted with watermen classified into four levels of exposure based on the amount of time spent working in waters that tested positive for Pfiesteria: no exposure, low exposure, moderate exposure, and high exposure.

Based on the value of the Skin- P TASK, cleaning tasks were classified in different exposure categories as defined by DREAM: "no exposure", "low exposure", "moderate exposure", and "extremely high exposure".

While a single gene might not show a significant difference according to asbestos-exposure, moderate differences in a number of genes operating in the same pathway could indicate differential regulation of the whole pathway.

Here we show the effects of exposures moderating seasonally adjusted vitamin D level and the differences in levels achieved as a result of those exposures by genotype.

For the outcome bilirubin, where the associations between bilirubin and multiple exposures are moderate, individual exposures methyl paraben (EPAR), mono (2-ethyl-5-oxohexyl) phthalate (MEOHP), perchlorate (P8) and triclosan (TCS) are statistically significant in the omnibus regression model.

In addition, when the subjects were classified into high exposure and moderate exposure groups, the prevalence of headache in the high exposure group (14/14) was significantly higher than in the moderate exposure group (26/41).

"With prolonged exposure and moderate physical activity, you will be on the borderline between caution and extreme caution".