Sentence examples for exposure to verify from inspiring English sources

Conductivity, pH and water temperature were checked at the beginning and at the end of the exposure to verify stable water chemistry.

An independent study, conducted under similar exposure conditions to verify these findings, showed BPA induction of subtle spindle abnormalities in metaphase II oocytes, but not aneuploidy [ 48].

We also examined the relationship between CDI and quality of care, adjusting for overall clinical exposure in order to verify whether simply increasing the proportion of clinical exposure to similar disorders would lead to higher quality for a fixed amount of exposure.

However, due to the high Pb concentrations used in this study further investigations at Pb concentrations closer to human exposure are needed to verify the results.

This information regarding self reports of driving exposure was used to verify if participants were active drivers and to control for potential low mileage bias [ 19, 20].

These 15 EU priority PAHs were monitored in food to enable exposure assessments and to verify the validity of the use of benzo[ a]pyrene as a marker for a "total-PAH content".

A battery of different biomarkers, i.e., measurable biological responses of fish during exposure to the contaminated sediments, was established to verify exposure to and effects of different DLCs.

We are aware of the limitations of this study including that the exposure to SHS was based on women's self-report without the use of biomarker to verify exposure.

The results from this outdoor exposure tests were used to verify the carbonation process under actual outside condition.

The in vivo efficacy of inhaled THC was validated using radiotelemetry to assess body temperature and locomotor responses, a tail-flick assay for nociception and plasma analysis to verify exposure levels.

Calvert et al. (2011) used monitoring data to verify exposure to tetrachloroethylene and other dry-cleaning solvents, and to exclude workers who had been exposed to carbon tetrachloride or trichloroethylene.