Sentence examples for exposure space from inspiring English sources
The main objective of this analysis is to define important aspects of the exposure space and to catalog the available exposure information for chemicals being considered for analysis as part of the U.S. EPA ToxCast™ screening and prioritization program.
The approach is demonstrated on a widely used rainfall generator, WGEN, for a case study at Adelaide, Australia, and is shown to be capable of producing evenly-distributed samples over the exposure space.
As mentioned in Methods, the derivation of the PM2.5 surface did not include any markers of local traffic while the proximity measures capture this local exposure space.
Counts or rates of events are described as a function of exposure, space, time, demographics, and other variables.
One potential source of such errors is the measurement of inhaled-air styrene, which was usually made with dosimeters placed "near" the subject's personal exposure space and might not have measured actual exposure.
Astronauts' exposure to space radiation is of high concern for long-term missions, especially for those in deep space such as possible travels to Mars.
DecanterChina.com, a bilingual website about the Chinese wine industry, said researchers hoped exposure to "space radiation" might trigger genetic changes in the vines that would help them "evolve new resistance to coldness, drought and viruses".
The key scientific experiment features frozen embryonic stem cells of mice, which will be grown into live animals to test the effects of the exposure to space and build knowledge for future long-haul human spaceflight.
Only on the station, NASA argues, can the effects of radiation exposure in space and the loss of muscle and bone mass in a microgravity environment be properly studied and conquered.
Galactic Cosmic Rays (GCR) have been identified to be one of the primary sources of radiation exposure in space.
During the six years lasting LDEF mission up to 80% of bacterial spores survived exposure to space vacuum.
