Sentence examples for exposures low from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, it recommended practical measures for keeping work-related exposures low, minimizing eye, nose and respiratory irritation.
Transgenic and wild-type plants were tested under hydroponic conditions for their responses to a range of metal exposures (low, moderate and high concentrations), and their tolerance and accumulation were evaluated.
Male respondents were more likely to be exposed to media programs than female respondents, as indicated by a positive beta coefficient, and secondary education was positively associated with the number of programs exposures; low education level was negatively associated with the number of program exposures.
With more prolonged developmental exposures, low doses of chlorpyrifos enhanced adiposity and weight gain while dysregulating leptin, whereas the effect was lost at higher doses that exceeded the threshold for growth impairment and other signs of systemic toxicity (Lassiter and Brimijoin 2008).
I did, a long click reminded me, long exposure, low light.
"Investors just want to keep their exposure low and watch from the sidelines".
Moreover, the dual PI3Kδ/γ inhibitor 10e had reasonable pharmacokinetic profiles with a good plasma exposure, low clearance, low volume distribution, and an acceptable oral bioavailability of 34.9%.
Dichotomisation of vitamin D exposure (low versus normal) could lead to misclassification in exposure levels.
Exposures for each time period were coded as none (no exposure) low (probable low exposure and possible low/medium/high exposure) and medium/high (probable medium or high exposure).
The DNA tail moment was significantly and positively associated with males, high pesticide exposure, low pesticide exposure, and MDR1-129 TT genotype (Ps < 0.01).
Under this model we could estimate three different percentage increases in hospital admission rates for cardiovascular disease corresponding to: medium versus high exposure, low versus high exposure, and low versus medium exposure.
