Sentence examples for period of exposition from inspiring English sources

Dust deposition density increases as the time period of exposition increases.

We expected that the shorter menstrual bleeding might increase the risk of urogenital infections because is synonymous with the shorter period of exposition on bactericidal action of hemocidins.

Figure 1 L. starkeyi survival after UV exposure, according to the number of colony forming units (CFU) observed in each time period of exposition.

In addition, children exposed to prenatal smoking are more likely to be exposed to postnatal passive smoking [ 8], but few studies account for this period of exposition.

Moreover, these chips show high resistance to air contamination and can absorb and release hydrogen even after long periods of exposition to air.

They found an impairment of glucose tolerance in all periods of exposition in male offspring at the age of 3 months, phenomenon that persisted to 8 months in those males that have been exposed to BPA during the fetal period.

In our cultured neurons, intracellular signaling pathways were successfully activated during shorter periods of exposition (<2 hours) in the presence of HEK293 cell supernatants containing soluble Cntns (unpublished data).

Therefore, these findings seem to depend on the period of hyperglycemia exposition.

The New Zealander director Peter Jackson ("Heavenly Creatures"), who also wrote the screenplay with Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, works with enough dramatic tension and pictorial grandeur to sustain us through long periods of complicated exposition and prolonged bouts of swordplay.

The typical structure of his novels from the early 1830s onward is determined by this approach: there is a long period of preparation and exposition, and then tension mounts swiftly to an inevitable climax, as in classical tragedy.

British specialized press took notice of the band and especially weekly magazines like Sounds and later Kerrang! dedicated covers to Girlschool and had frequent articles for either their stage performances or for their off-stage drinking bouts and 'no-nonsense attitude', during their period of maximum media exposition and chart success.