Sentence examples for more sustained exposure from inspiring English sources

But nationwide, with more sustained exposure?

Both findings were attributed to the lack of knowledge of apt rubric use and lack of a more sustained exposure to instructional rubrics of both teachers and students.

In fact, a longer more sustained exposure to HQ might be necessary to induce VEGF expression in ARPE-19 cells.

Personnel nearer the burning oil well fires in Kuwait would have experienced, on average, greater and more sustained exposure to the dense smoke compared with personnel in areas farther away.

These findings are consistent with previous reports from other settings [ 12, 15, 28- 30] and reflect cumulative past exposure to HPV, and possibly increased frequency and more sustained HPV exposure over time, which could favour seroconversion and thus antibody detection.

However, there are hardly any data on the use of HbA1c or other glycaemic exposure markers in (dietary) intervention trials among non-diabetic individuals, i.e. those with normal or impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) who experience lower and more sustained glycaemic exposure.

In this scenario, the plants may initially experience high levels of qE only to shift to a more chronic form (qI) under increasing and sustained exposure to higher solar irradiances and/or other abiotic stresses.

In critically ill patients with severe sepsis and septic shock, the disease has reached a more advanced stage – with advanced inflammatory response and sustained exposure to the infectious pathogen – by the time they present at the ICU.

It is perhaps surprising that there was no significant loss of mitochondria and/or FA oxidation capacity in the hypoxic rat soleus, given that such effects are well-documented in human skeletal muscle following sustained exposure to hypoxia [ 34– 36]; however, it should be noted, this does not occur in humans with more acute exposure [ 35, 37].

– a sustained exposure of the assumptions, hypocrisies and lacunae that sustain American life.

"There's nothing that compares to the sustained exposure to an art".