Sentence examples for exposure proposed from inspiring English sources

The analysis in this paper is guided by a theoretical framework of technology adoption under partial population exposure proposed by Diagne and Demont (2007).

One should have research expertise in the environmental exposure proposed in the research project and one should provide expertise in the clinical and patient-oriented research.

We aimed to determine, using our method of calculation, whether before intensifying therapy these patients showed the A1C-dependent patterns of hyperglycemic exposure proposed by the earlier findings and to define how adding basal insulin and other interventions altered the initially observed patterns of hyperglycemia.

Cellular parameters representing neoplastic transformations in C3H10T/1/2 cells after their irradiation with heavy ion beams, taken from earlier work, were also used to model the radiation hazard in deep space, following the system for evaluating, summing and reporting occupational exposures proposed in 1967 by a subcommittee of NCRP.

The decision tree builds on, and is consistent with, existing approaches for mixture and combined exposures proposed by the WHO/IPCS, the European Commission, and other organizations.

The exposure strategies proposed are to match the address grid, which is an exposure scan direction, to the grating period, and also to apply the grating period to an integer multiple of the address grid resolution (5 nm).

However, the relationship between occupational exposures and these characteristics was untested in the original exposure model proposed by Steenland et al. (1998), so there is no way to justify the use of these factors as temporal control factors.

The potential role of differential dietary exposure was proposed early in the epidemic [ 12], because substantial differences in exposure existed in adolescents and adults.

When Trichopoulos (1990) put forward his hypothesis of early environmental exposures, the proposed mechanism was oestrogen exposure.

A practical approach to track the performance of RC frames during fire exposure is proposed and validated in this paper.

A good agreement between the calculated and the experimental kinetics is demonstrated Two different mechanisms of α-phase formation depending on the temperature of isothermal exposure are proposed.