Sentence examples for interface exposure from inspiring English sources

Using the method of interface exposure, interfacial reaction of PP-MA with PA12 is studied by X-ray photoelectron spectrometry (X.p.s.).

Overall, the obtained results highlight the suitability of the Vitrocell® 24/48 system to assess the effect of cigarette smoke on cells under air-liquid interface exposure conditions, which is closely related to the conditions occurring in human airways.

The combination of such air-liquid interface exposure systems with an electrical charger and precipitator could improve particle deposition.

Nowadays, a large number of other air-liquid interface exposure systems are available, ranging from the exposure of two-cell culture plates (6-well), like the ALICE exposure device [ 14] or a flow-through system [ 15] to a radial multiwell module [ 16].

Nonetheless, says Seagrave, "Air liquid interface exposures are clearly more physiologically relevant for lung and skin cells than conventional submersion culture systems".

While it cannot be inferred that this is true for all possible biological endpoints, the currently available data suggest that air-liquid interface exposures are a more "conservative" toxicity test than submerged systems, that is, ALI cell systems are likely to lead to less false negatives.

Similarly, at each level (materials, process, human interface), low exposure potential was judged as more desirable than high protection from exposure.

The adsorption of the surfactant to the air water interface after exposure to ozone was significantly slower, and the final surface tension reached was higher following exposure.

This revealed how various types of imperfections develop near the interface after exposure.

Results suggest that treating USFS land does little to reduce overall wildland urban interface (WUI) exposure across the landscape.

Examples include the use of multiple in vitro assays to calculate hazard, air-liquid interface (ALI) exposure, microfluidic approaches and 3D co-culture models.