Sentence examples for exposure to environment from inspiring English sources

Small crack growth mode depends on numerous factors including crack size, dwell time, exposure to environment, and character of initiation site.

Nanoencapsulation has an advantage of safer handling and more efficient use of pesticides with less exposure to environment that guarantees ecoprotection.

The scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) was employed in the feedback mode for the visualisation of the local changes of morphology and reactivity, occurring on the surface of a quaternary copper-based alloy, due to exposure to environment.

The relaxation of conductivity after exposure to environment is fitted with the formalism to study conductivity relaxation in thin film devices34, 35, (σ 0 − σ t)/σ 0=C − A 1exp −k 1 t) − A 2exp −k 2 t), where σ 0, and σ t represent initial and dynamical conductivity, respectively, k 1 and k 2 depicting the relaxation kinetics.

Measurements at room temperature show that such robust operation can be achieved also under ambient condition, without any passivation layer to protect the device from exposure to environment.

The perception of migraine headache, which is mediated by nociceptive signals, is exacerbated by exposure to environment stimuli, i.e. light or noise, which are mediated by optical and acoustic signals.

C. gattii infections are most likely acquired from host exposure to environments where the fungus grows on or in association with leaves and trees especially tree hollows [62].

Such programming would, however, confer increased risk of metabolic disease on exposure to environments of excess, as may occur in societies changing their diet, and with exposure to obesogenic environments after migration to developed countries [ 1].

They may be infected via exposure to environments that were contaminated with infected poultry which was similar to infection route of H5N1 virus [ 21- 23].

Their review included two studies of PTSD, and focused specifically on interventions involving real-life exposure to environments or objects related to the traumatic event.

Exposure to environments with extreme acidic pH conditions does not cause such marked effect as direct immersion (ESM Fig. S 3).