Sentence examples for mean exposure to from inspiring English sources

Diabetes prevalence was 4.6% and mean exposure to PM10 was 22 μg/m3.

Mean exposure to UFPs and CO were approximately 20 30% (p<0.01) lower at the sidewalk and 40 50% lower at the path, than at the road (p<0.01).

The primary endpoints include independent associations between integrated 5-day mean exposure to PM2.5 and BC and homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance (HOMA-IR) measures, 24-hour mean diastolic and mean arterial pressure and endothelial-dependent vasodilatation.

Whereas MATSIRO presents the high-end outcomes in all cases, the result of the other GHMs are more closely related, for example, with respect to the long-term mean exposure to water scarcity events or the increase in average duration and occurrence of water scarcity due to HI.

The anticipated sales of the iPad will mean exposure to so many more consumers than Kindle; and Apple already has 125 million consumer store accounts with 12 billion products already downloaded.

Total mean exposure to CC-930 during the entire treatment period, including that of patients who switched from placebo on entry into the open-label treatment-extension phase, was 25.9 weeks.

Mean exposures to study medication were 435.5 days in the linagliptin group and 422.4 days in the placebo group (medians 444 and 448 days, respectively).

It also certainly meant exposure to a great deal of music.

Emotional abuse meant exposure to behaviour such as harshness and name-calling from parents.

"It meant exposure to lots of conductors, their techniques and the teachings," said Mr. Simons, who has actually never formally studied conducting.

Douthat's narrative of decline implicates the sexual revolution; globalization (by which he means exposure to non-Christian religions); and the Vietnam War, which bifurcated American Christianity.