Sentence examples for little exposure time from inspiring English sources

Of the 4307 venous thromboembolic events, 61 occurred in women using hormonal contraceptives with so little exposure time and so few venous thromboembolic events that we did not calculate estimates.

Following this approach as little as 10 virus copies can be detected within a short exposure time.

We found that for pressure exposures shorter than 1 h, the magnitude of pressure is the important factor for causing cell death and the exposure time has little or no effect: even relatively short exposures (15 min–1 h) to pressures greater than 32 kPa (240 mmHg) cause cell death in rat muscle tissue.

The membranes were exposed to autoradiographic film (Amersham Biosciences, Little Chalfont, UK) with the exposure time adjusted to keep the integrated OD within a linear and non-saturated range.

The wind must have been brisk that day because the leaves on the trees in the garden are a little blurry, a result of the longer exposure time Choiselat allowed in that part of the picture.

Conversely, a worker could have received very little exposure up to a point close in time to their death date, then experience a similar high peak.

Since Earth is extremely bright compared to the darkness of space, the exposure time for images is as little as 20 to 100 milliseconds.

Little effort has been devoted to the question of exposure time as a variable for a standard concentration.

Diffractograms were collected between 5° and 35° (for samples with little baseline drift), with 0.02° resolution and a 2 s exposure time interval for each step.

At the time Cohan's casting, however, she had been given little exposure to the character script-wise, and was unaware she would play a "nasty person".

Some restocked herds had little exposure to N. caninum, while in others infection had spread in the time since restocking.