Sentence examples for minimum exposure time from inspiring English sources

The results also show the minimum exposure time that can be used with different powder types and layer thicknesses.

We previously determined that the minimum exposure time to induce cell death for β-lap was ~2 h with LD50 values of ~3  μM in most cells, where NQO1+ cells are eliminated regardless of cell cycle position or p53 status.

We propose that an estimate of the minimum exposure time required for observers to categorise the truth of such sentences is a good alternative to reading speed measures that guarantees comprehension of the printed material.

To evaluate the effect of delay in IT on events, only those vascular events were considered which occurred after the time of first intensification (OAD2 or OAD + INS), apart from the condition of no occurrence of CVE during first 2 years post diagnosis of diabetes (to ensure minimum exposure time of 2 years).

Band intensities were determined using ImageJ software (National Institutes of Health) from autoradiographs obtained from the minimum exposure time that allowed band detection, and background intensities (determined from an equal-sized area of the film immediately above the band of interest) were subtracted.

Trial duration was 2 seconds to correspond with the motion coherence task, and the minimum percept exposure time at which the two stimuli (2-dot versus 4-dot) could be discriminated was estimated using a PEST procedure.

The minimum allowed requested exposure time for a Chandra observation is 1 ksec.

Even when the signal strength is at its minimum and the exposure time is as short as 1 s, it is expected that the random noise is less than 0.5%, and hence, an S/N ratio over 200 can be attained.

To determine the minimum concentration and exposure time required by Mul-1867 and CHG to kill biofilms, we performed a time-kill test in vitro and assessed the activity of serially diluted Mul-1867 and CHG against the biofilms of S. aureus ATCC 29213 and E. coli ATCC 25922.

In an additional experiment the minimum lethal temperature and exposure time in hot water to cause 100%% mortality in American signal crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus), was determined to be 5 min at 40 °C.

Volunteers were photographed under standard conditions afforded by the Bench HeadScan (Orion Concept) using a Nikon D300 digital camera fitted with a Nikon 105 mm lens (200 ISO sensitivity, 1/60 second exposure time, minimum aperture f/32).