Sentence examples for reduced exposition from inspiring English sources

For organic solids, the damage decreases with higher accelerating voltages, lower beam currents and reduced exposition times [13].

Since the exact date of death was not included in the data we did not adjust for reduced exposition in these patients.

Until recently, only preventive measures consisting of reducing exposition to known risk factors and supportive measures were recommended in critically ill patients.

In a recent commentary [26], it is recommended to reduce the exposition to mineral oil to levels lower than ~ 50 mg/kg, i.e., 50 ppm.

The very high dose rate of the source would considerably reduce the exposition times giving the possibility to treat several lesions in the same patients in a limited time.

Though peppered with the occasional profane joke, the dialogue is often reduced to mere exposition.

It was exactly as its author had described it, and the work of l'Hopital was at once reduced to the exposition, not the content.

A synergism between TOM and FU+LFA was observed when TOM preceded FU+LFA in all but one cell line, while the concomitant exposition reduced the inhibition of cell growth as compared to TOM alone.

11 When considering disease activity guided tapering in an individual patient, it is important to interpret and weigh the increased occurrence of short lived flares, their treatment, and the increased risk of minimal radiographic progression against reduced TNF inhibitor exposition and its advantages.

I'd rather the dialogue was cut to the bone than reduced to dreary, characterless exposition of the "Oh my God" and "You gotta see this!" exclamations that punctuate CGI-bonanza blockbusters.

It has been suggested that insular populations have naturally impoverished pathogen communities [17], [18] and diminished immunocompetence, probably as a result of low exposition and reduced selection for parasite resistance during their evolutionary history [19] [21].