Sentence examples for long term exposures from inspiring English sources

Also, the statistics of pit depth have been shown to be better represented, for long term exposures, by the Frechet extreme value distribution.

Long term exposures to space vacuum can cause damage to such liquid stationary phases as key monomers, volatiles, and chiral selectors can be vaporized and lost in transit.

Dr. William Coleman, the editor in chief of the journal Dermatologic Surgery, points out that the cancer findings derive from long term exposures in laboratory animals.

However, it is observed that continuous long term exposures of consumers to heavy metal by consumption of cow milks get less emphasis in developing countries particularly in Bangladesh.

51 Long term exposures to PM2.5 accelerate carotid atherosclerosis.

They will consider both (i) short term and (ii) long term exposures (see additional file 1).

During 2001 2002, the spectrometer was used to acquire measurements onboard commercial aircraft during five long-term exposures.

Urban arterial corridors are landscapes that give rise to short and long-term exposures to transportation-related pollution.

Mobile sampling has difficulties in estimating long-term exposures for individual sites, but performs better for site groups.

Air samples taken within the plume have contained high mixtures, at times, of compounds like benzene, which has been linked -- for long-term exposures -- to anemia and leukemia.

Whitmore, M. E. & Mansfield, T. A. Effects of long-term exposures to SO2 and NO2 on Poa pratensis and other grasses.