Sentence examples for exposures of a single from inspiring English sources

The new system catches sixteen different exposures of a single scene to compare for noise and cancel out more of those tell-tale specks and digital fuzz you get when using a small sensor in poor lighting.

Future studies would benefit from study settings with high exposures of a single source to address issues relating to MDL and collinearity, and longitudinal study designs such as that adopted in this study.

Provoked by math and geometry, this Finnish photographer stacks sometimes thousands of discrete exposures on a single negative as he molds light into lines and curves that vary in shape and thickness, turning light into subject and material.

The results showed that the assessment of exposure on a single weekday reflects the typically weekday exposure quite good.

The behaviour of the normal epidermis of mice on the first 5 days of exposure to a single application of carcinogens and cocarcinogens has been investigated by simple quantitative measurements of cell population, size of cells and thickness of the epidermis.

Exposure of a single person was more likely to be associated with a bite (p<0.001).

This allows the exposure of a single lipid chain on the surface of MD-2 for the contact with the second TLR4*/MD-2* complex without substantial entropic loss.

We take serial blood and nasal samples, in a manner similar to a phase I pharmacokinetic study of exposure to a single dose of drug.

Exposure schedule of FR consisted of 2 Gy of X-rays every 24 h up to 5 days (total 10 Gy) and AR consisted of exposure to a single dose of 10-Gy X-rays.

By contrast, variant CJD has not shown any regional variation in PrP isotype or glycosylation pattern when antibodies that detect both molecular type 1 and type 2 were used, which is suggestive of exposure to a single strain of agent [ 34].

Assessment of human health effects due to EDCs needs to include the effects of exposure to chemical mixtures on a single disease as well as the effects of exposure to a single chemical on multiple diseases.