"for a given exposure" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific situation or circumstance in which something is being considered or evaluated. This phrase often appears in technical or scientific writing, but can also be used in more general contexts. Example: "For a given exposure to sunlight, certain types of skin cancer are more likely to develop."
Additional data are needed before actual probabilities or severity of TBI for a given exposure can be described.
A degradation model, developed from experimental data relating evolution of mechanical properties over time for a given exposure temperature and moisture concentration is also developed and incorporated in the proposed computational model.
This noise can be characterized by measuring a black image with no light incidence, for a given exposure period.
In contrast, when the time-step increases, chloride concentrations for a given exposure year are underestimated with respect to the reference case (dt = 1 h).
Q fever, a zoonosis due to Coxiella burnetii infection, exhibits sexual dimorphism; men are affected more frequently and severely than women for a given exposure.
We found that for a given exposure dose plateau phase cells were more sensitive than exponentially growing cells.
"Sensitivity" refers to an individual's or subpopulation's responsiveness, primarily for biological reasons, to a given exposure.
In this review, "sensitivity" refers to an individual's or subpopulation's responsiveness, primarily for biological reasons, to a given exposure.
For increasing classes at a given exposure-time, increasing mean power values are expected and indeed found for 20 ms, classes 1 4 lesions.
Briefly, quality-controlled measurements generated in vitro or in vivo constitute systems response profiles (SRPs) for each given exposure in a given experimental system.
The exposure or dose is estimated using one of the models described in the following sections and an ingestion rate for the given exposure pathway.
