Sentence examples for exposure to regular from inspiring English sources
I also limited my exposure to regular television news during the experiment.
Emily Schenkein wrote about the mental health effects of exposure to regular media accounts of mass shootings after her own scary encounter in a mattress store.
To confirm and monitor an effective materials policy, most automotive manufacturers now carry out two types of evaluation, the first is a running vehicle assessment involving 12-week exposure to regular, alternating, salt spray, and humidity cycles.
Circadian disruption can be modelled by inducing 'chronic jet-lag' in animals through exposure to regular shifts in the lighting schedule.
It was concluded that considering the performance in end-of semester examination, exposure to regular (low-mark) online quiz produced a significant and positive effect on student learning.
Finally, the authors demonstrate that entrainment of the central molecular clock by exposure to regular light-dark cycles, even in the face of behavioural arrhythmia, prolongs the flies' lifespan.
An extended picture emerges after continuous exposure to the regular dose of 1 nM oestrogen.
The extension of lifespan in the Western world, in addition to dietary exposure accounting for the largest exposure to metals, warrants regular reviews of the total potential accumulation load over a lifetime.
As expected, the MOEs for exposure to OTA of regular eaters of specific commodities (tRCEspec com) were lower than MOEs for 'all person' exposure from all commodities (∑APall com) (Table 9a).
Fundamental to this understanding is an appreciation of how light controls the biological clock and regulates important hormones through seasonal photoperiods (duration of an organism's daily exposure to light) and regular light-darkness rhythms.
Over the long-term, we expect that the effects of chronic stress, from repeated exposure to stressors and regular engagement in URT, will be apparent in dysregulated hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis function and inflammation.
