Sentence examples for homogeneous exposure from inspiring English sources
For technical reasons and the difficulty of generating homogeneous exposure atmospheres at short exposure durations, a more human-like exposure mode and regimen may jeopardize the outcome of the study due to technical shortcomings.
Due to the relatively small size of the mouse kidney, the range of the electrons emitted by 177Lu will result in a relatively homogeneous exposure of the entire kidney.
Furthermore, they require less LIF, probably due to the homogeneous exposure to LIF that was achieved in this culture system.
The potential for selection of antibiotic-resistant Gram-negative bacteria during periods of homogeneous exposure increased from cefpirome to piperacillin/tazobactam to levofloxacin.
Exposed occupational titles were collapsed into job groups with expected homogeneous exposure patterns regarding all exposures that we intended to assess [ 40].
We addressed the issue of intermunicipality commuting, but did not consider intraurban commuting, which would require finer data at the suburban level and imply removing the assumption of homogeneous exposure within municipality.
Such limitations include the assumption of homogeneous exposures within study areas and the inability (or failure) to estimate exposures or associated PEs.
This may have contributed to the homogeneous exposures in NO2, but we included distance to a major road to capture smaller spatial variations.
This formalizes, for one source of bias, the simple idea that ecologic studies with homogeneous exposures are really just individual-level studies.
These questions covered the whole job history and were divided, independently for each question, into up to four periods of homogeneous exposures not necessarily consistent with the job periods.
Indeed, Tobias et al. [ 4] suggested that this individual variation may be caused by the non-homogeneous exposure to the pathogen when the intranasal inoculation is used.
