Sentence examples for improving the exposure from inspiring English sources

Recommendations for improving the exposure assessment to CBPs in epidemiological studies using available CBP data from water utilities are also presented.

The fraction of cancer cases considered to be attributable to a given exposure is based on estimating the effect of bringing all those individuals at suboptimal levels to the exact level of the optimum baseline, without changing (improving) the exposure (and risk) of those individuals who already exceed it.

He is rewriting the software that measures the light available to improve the exposure of his pictures.

Cathy Edwards, the artistic co-director of Dance Theater Workshop, a professional company in Chelsea, said: "Our goal is to try to get artists to improve the exposure of dancers and choreographers around the state.

Furthermore, the nanosuspension was found to greatly improve the exposure and variability of the SC dose compared to the regular suspension.

It was found that when dosed via the SC route, the DCU nanosuspension greatly improved the exposure when compared with regular suspension.

It was found that ZFAB could improve the exposure degree of TiO2 particles in cement matrix surface, and the exposure contents were dependent on ZFAB/TiO2 incorporation methods and dosages.

It is observed that the multi-level pore structure of ZFAB can improve the exposure degree of TiO2 in a cement system and is also useful to enhance the photocatalytic efficiency.

Since minimal increases in exposure were obtained by increasing the suspension dose (up to 30 mg/kg) and the high organic content of the solution dose (70% PEG) was inappropriate for the efficacy model, we turned to micronization for formulation into a nanosuspension as a potential alternative to improve the exposure levels of DCU.

Records from these tests would help improve the exposure assessment if they were available for epidemiology studies.

Visual observation by a trained person would also have improved the exposure assessment, as shown by Nafstad et al. (1998).