Sentence examples for release exposure from inspiring English sources
This investigation utilizes a tiered EHS framework to evaluate the potential nano-specific release, exposure and hazard associated with typical use of both nanosilver ink and printed circuits.
The press release exposure of that ignominy sent the stock down 25% to $1.60.
Because LCA does not differentiate the timing of release, exposure, or health effects, typically a discount rate of zero is applied in the calculation of the DALY in LCA [ 17].
The probability of successful settlement and social integration into the wild population may be increased through pre-release exposure to key biotic and abiotic environmental cues, spatial and temporal release strategies, and selection of appropriate release candidates.
His new album as Reverse Commuter, Elevation, finds Gibson loping through vocally driven house tunes with a latent edge on his recently released Exposure.
We used the following criteria to select relevant mercury releases (exposure events): First, the event had to be reported between 2002 and 2007, a time frame that represents the most current information available on exposure events.
We used multiple regression (the unit of analysis was the newspaper story) to assess the association between the quality of press releases (exposure) and quality of newspaper stories (outcome).
The contextual information provided in the literature was often insufficient to directly link release to exposure.
(a) Oxidative stress plays a critical role in IL-33 release following exposure of human primary cells to A. alternata.
The treasurer, Scott Morrison, will release an exposure draft of the government's superannuation policy on Wednesday but several contentious elements won't be included because the policy is not yet settled.
Nano-enabled advancements in industrial processes like water treatment and remediation could provide significant net benefits to the environment and will likely temper the relatively modest impacts of incidental ENM release and exposure.
