Sentence examples for output exposure from inspiring English sources
Recommended tests include (1) alignment of X-ray field/light field/image receptor area, (2) repeatability and accuracy of tube output exposure, (3) half-value layer (HVL), (4) AEC response versus breast thickness and tube voltage compensation and (5) alignment of the compression plate.
The SA enables us to quantify the influences of the parameter variability of the consumption and contamination probability density functions (pdf) which have been fitted to the data, our simulation model inputs, on the 95th and 99th quantiles of the output exposure distribution.
Total bleach time was 77 ms. The 488 nm laser was set to 50% output (exposure time 150 ms, binning 2).
Self-report was the cheapest method on all levels, however it produces very different output exposure variables than the other methods, and thus, it may be difficult to compare the informative value of the data obtained from the three methods.
Despite the difference in groups, this in vitro bioassay showed a significant reduction in the mean egg development output after exposure to concentrations of the active compounds 3d and 3f.
Further evaluation of the tool is needed to assess model outputs concerning exposure assessment for soil, groundwater and field margin biotopes.
In addition, some correlations are identified between design output resulting from exposure to client provided images, and the process of designing those outputs.
All three devices still showed in-range average output currents after exposure to 100 and 140 Gy.
To understand the global metabolic output of an exposure to DEHP, we fed WT C57Bl6J mice with a regular CD containing vehicle or DEHP.
Further work will be dedicated to extending the present studies to different clinically relevant radiotherapy schemes and to different measures of CI functioning at different stages of the system (RF-Lock, current output, and postradiation exposure quality of the electrical stimulation).
The documented variation in these effects can be explained by many factors, including methodological differences among studies (e.g. use of placebo, double-blind design, sample characteristics) and LLLT parameters (e.g. application point, wavelength, power output, energy intensity, exposure duration).
