Sentence examples for exposure to speed from inspiring English sources

As a result, licensed motorists (N = 536; 51% female) in Queensland Australiaa) were recruited to complete a questionnaire that measured exposure to speed cameras and associated offending behaviours.

Variable exposure to speed bumps would also occur in clinical practice, so ours is a pragmatic study that shows that pain over speed bumps can be a useful diagnostic sign when available, although availability will vary.

During this work the team noticed that incisions made in animals exposed to PM10 24 hours earlier bled far less than did those in unexposed mice; exposure seemed to speed up clotting times.

I soon found myself on a range of training courses such as industry sector briefings and also shadowing on existing projects, to enable me to get up to speed but limiting my exposure.

Just months before the world looked on in horror at Beijing's "airpocalypse," research found that exposure to air pollution can speed up brain aging, and may contribute significantly to neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

This relationship may be associated with storm damage to tree crowns resulting from exposure to high wind speeds (Everham and Brokaw 1996; Peterson 2000).

Exposure to zinc reduced swimming speed (main effect Zinc, Table  1, Fig.  2).

From the speed profiles, we quantified the maximum speed reached after exposure to a thermal pulse, as well as acceleration to maximum speed, defined as the rate of change in the centroid speed from the pause state to the maximum speed.

Among those with high risk/susceptible HLA genotype, introduction of fruit juice in the first 12 months of life was associated with a younger age at diagnosis, suggesting that early exposure to SSBs may accelerate the onset of type 1 diabetes, independent of HLA-risk status and early exposure to juice may speed onset among youth who are genetically predisposed to type 1 diabetes.

Exposure to ultrasound increases the welding speed and reduces the current consumption, thus resulting in energy saving.

Such exposure could speed the evolution of pests that are resistant to the insecticide, a development that would render Bt useless.