Sentence examples for for exposures of from inspiring English sources
The top core food group contributing to total arsenic exposure was marine sources, which was responsible for exposures of 1.2 × 10−1 μg/kg/day for females and 1.0 × 10−1 μg/kg/day for males.
A qualitative narrative review of these studies indicated that production was not affected by exposure to contact current at levels of 3 mA or lower for exposures of up to 21 d or 4 wk.
For exposures of 2 h or over, again the magnitude of pressure is the important factor for causing cell death: pressures greater than 9 kPa (67 mmHg) applied for over 2 h consistently cause muscle cell death.
These results are thus coherent with our findings of a peak response at 460 nm for exposures of still longer durations between 180 300 sec required to obtain a steady-state equilibrium.
From our observations, the percentage of transduced cells increased with an increase in exposure time, but the MFI of GFP expression in the transduced cells remained similar for exposures of up to 24 h.
The essence of the study indicates that besides considerable activation of the HPA through the restraint conditions EMF gained significant effects on LTD and LTP, and on basic synaptic transmission only for exposures of excessive specific absorption rates (10 W/kg).
"I am asking for exposure of the facts," he said.
So I am for exposure of legitimate matters of public concern and against special protection for politicians, celebrities and the rich who have more defence weapons than ordinary people whose lives can also be casually ruined.
Conversely, it highlighted the fact that there were many more people willing to write for little or nothing for "exposure" of a global publisher than there were people who demanded payment.
While many laughed at Stigwood's claims that the Bee Gees were going to be as big as the Beatles, Stigwood soldiered on, paying for exposure of their debut single Spicks and Specks on the pirate station Radio Caroline.
She was required to cover herself with a T-shirt and was issued a summons for "exposure of a person," a charge later thrown out in Brooklyn criminal court.
