Sentence examples for minute exposure time from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 2a, these miRNAs were easily detected after a 1 to 5 minute exposure time, which was determined based on the typical amount of miRNA in vivo.

Capsaicin (300 μM) produced 15.6 ± 2.1 coughs over a 4 minute exposure time (see Figure 4).

The knockdown time was recorded for all tested mosquitoes at 10-minute intervals during the 60 minute exposure time.

Similarly, the highest level of vWF protein occurred after the 40 minute exposure time, suggesting a time-dependent response trend for VEGF effects on vWF protein.

Following the 1 minute exposure time, the weight was removed and test glove swatch was placed into a sterile Petri plate with the exposed site facing up, remaining undisturbed at ambient temperature for 5 minutes.

HLD was achieved using glutaraldehyde and accelerated hydrogen peroxide (for 20 minute exposure times at RT as per manufacturer's recommendations).

Ultrasound at 1 MHz, 100 W/cm2, 6% duty cycle, and 5 minutes exposure time, applied immediately following DNA injection, was found to be the most effective among the settings tested, increasing β-galactosidase expression ∼20 fold.

Experiments at the wavelengths where the f2 of oxygen is close to its maximum (namely close to 2 nm and between 20 nm and 60 nm) have demonstrated that GO can be rapidly reduced (even few minutes exposure time) with doses well below those needed for photothermal heating (the corresponding temperature rise is ∼1 μK) and without damaging the basal plane (the in-plane sp2 C C bonds are not broken).

Generally, mice were placed in a chamber and CO2 was administered at a concentration of 60%to70%0% over a 5-minute exposure time, after which the cervical dislocation method was sometimes used to ensure that effective euthanasia had occurred.

Vacuum-dried MNV was exposed to different concentrations of alcohols, peracetic acid (PAA) or glutaraldehyde (GDA) for 5 minutes exposure time.

Briefly, following RCR, HYPs belonging to one of the subnetworks investigated with at least one significant concordance (P < 0.05) across the 14 and 28 minutes exposure time and all post-exposure time contrasts were selected for the clustering process.