Stress decay was found much faster in the exposure media than in air.
Moreover, as the changes of the surface state are effective much faster than during exposure of ground steel sheets in air we may infer that wet grinding processes will result in distinct surface states of steel substrates as compared to dry grinding.
But thanks to earnings growth and the divestment of its private-equity portfolio, its ability to take risks has grown much faster than its actual risk exposure.
Fiscal watchdogs in Texas, which has had budget surpluses, have been warning for some time that the insurance pool's exposure was growing much faster than its finances, and that a major adjustment had to be made before a disaster like Hurricane Katrina wiped out the fund.
A much faster release rate was measured when exposure time in acid was 10 min compared with 60 min.
Ethylmercury, such as in thiomersal, clears much faster from the body after administration than methylmercury, suggesting total mercury exposure over time is much less with ethylmercury.
Data of uptake of the compounds, of urinary excretion of metabolites, and of exhalation after exposure show that the chlorinated ethylenes are metabolized much faster than carbon tetrachloride, probably due to their common ethylene structure.
More conclusively, recent observations showed that in subjects who discontinued exposure to tobacco smoke, U-Cd decreased at a much faster rate than did the Cd body burden.
However, at higher exposures, induction approaches a maximum and the elimination rate is much faster.
At a higher cadmium concentration of 0.01 mg/l., cadmium was concentrated in the roots much faster to levels of 6.8, 13.6, and 39.1 μg/g root after 4, 8, and 24 hr exposure periods, respectively.
