Sentence examples for pattern and exposure from inspiring English sources

In the airlift photoreactor, due to the existence of a regular mixing pattern and exposure of the fluid elements to intermittent UV light which leads to enhance the efficiency of light utilization, the complete degradation efficiency of trifluralin was achieved.

It calculates deposition and clearance of particles ranging from ultrafine (0.001 μm) to coarse (100 μm) in the respiratory tract, based on user-provided input on airway morphometry, clearance rates, particle properties (density, diameter, and size distribution), and exposure scenario (aerosol concentration, activity breathing pattern, and exposure duration).

Online and print media were surveyed for information about known environmental sources, contamination patterns, and exposure avoidance recommendations.

Invited participants represented areas of expertise in building systems, measurement of ETS, biomarkers of ETS exposure, time-activity patterns, and exposure models.

As such, a comprehensive exposure assessment study may not always be required if there are existing factors that link pesticide concentrations together with activity patterns and exposure factors to potential exposure.

Children differ from adults in that they are still developing and have dissimilar food and water consumption patterns and exposure to media, such as soil and CCA-treated wood, which may have a significant impact on the total exposure.

Further research on the timing of these symptoms and perhaps a relationship with active and passive smoking patterns, and exposure to known asthma triggers and other local exposures, are worth considering.

A review based on Demographic and Health Survey data [ 30] looked at breastfeeding patterns and exposure to suboptimal breastfeeding among children in developing countries and found an exclusive breastfeeding rate of 41.4% in Eastern Africa among infants up to six months.

The optimal prioritization would take into account both a) measured or computed data that reflect inherent properties of chemicals in relation to biological systems, and b) regulatory considerations that factor in human-activity based chuman-activity based and exposure metrics.

Sheep have a long gestational term relative to CNS development, more resembling human gestation, which allows investigators to explore various drinking patterns and exposure times more similar to those seen in humans.

However, the same birth weight might be the result of different growth patterns and exposures in fetal life.