Sentence examples for frequency exposure from inspiring English sources

Radio Frequency Exposure Area," reads one sign.

"This is a devious act for someone trying to undermine legitimate concerns about the health impact of radio frequency exposure," said Joshua Hart, a leader of the group Stop Smart Meters.

Although the panel did not make specific recommendations to consumers, a representative did note that using a hands-free headset during a conversation or communicating via text message would be options for lowering radio frequency exposure.

It did not test, and does not address, the effect of radio frequency exposure on fetuses or what have you.

Apparently the LG 150 is "no longer certified as meeting the Radio Standards Specifications 102 (RS S102), Radio Frequency Exposure Compliance of Radiocommunication Apparatus".

The study was published in the science journal Bioelectromagnetics. Cell phone use in the United Kingdom and other countries has risen steeply since the early 1990s when the first digital cell phones were introduced…There is an on-going controversy about whether radio frequency exposure from cell phones increases the risk of brain cancer.

Only in case of multiple frequency exposures, ICNIRP guidelines are implemented.

In an independent study released last April, the California Council on Science and Technology, an advisory arm of the state legislature, concluded that wireless smart meters, when installed and properly maintained, produce much lower levels of radio-frequency exposure than many existing household devices, especially microwave ovens and mobile phones.

We cannot exclude the possibility that there are people who are susceptible to radio-frequency exposure or that some rare brain cancers are associated with it but we interpret our data as not indicating a pressing need to implement public health measures to reduce radio-frequency exposure from cell phones.

However 900 MHz pulse modulated radio-frequency exposure was found effective on the permeability of blood-brain barrier of female animals.

The RF interaction mechanism(s) would then predict thresholds of exposure effectiveness in terms amplitudes, frequencies, time of onset, intermittency of exposure, homogeneity/heterogeneity of amplitudes and frequencies, exposure duration, transients, polarization, and so on.