Sentence examples for regional exposure from inspiring English sources

Using the Swedish road network as a case study, we find that regional importance is largely determined by the network structure and the average traffic load in the region, whereas regional exposure is largely determined by the network structure and the average user travel time.

By the same token, American banks have patterns of regional exposure as well, though they are much less pronounced.

We aimed to quantify how future scenarios of land management could affect local and regional exposure to smoke concentrations.

Link closures may have different economic and societal consequences depending on in which regions they occur (regional importance), and users may be affected differently depending on where they travel (regional exposure).

The geo-referenced regional exposure assessment tool for European rivers (GREAT-ER) designed for the prediction of spatially explicit exposure concentrations of typical down-the-drain chemicals in whole river basins was improved.

Focused erosion along river valleys is well known to drive enhanced exhumation along these corridors (Montgomery and Stolar 2006; Simpson 2004), but this need not mean regional exposure of such units outside such restricted areas.

The 50th and 90th percentile regional exposures were below both DNEL values.

The technique we have developed involves five regional exposures of a thick SU-8 resist layer with various electron beam dosages.

Regional exposures of granitic rocks are another distinct feature in the ICZ, with the KGC outcropping over a wide area around the Kofu Basin.

The regional exposure-outcome associations derived for hyperthermia add to the available suite of locally-specific estimates to assess heat-related morbidity.

2 Black R. et al. 'Maternal and child undernutrition: global and regional exposures and health consequences'.