Sentence examples for resultant exposure from inspiring English sources
Viaduct design is sometimes used to improve transportation efficiency but possibly affects urban airflow and the resultant exposure risk, which have been rarely investigated so far.
Our study has several strengths including the wide geographic distribution and resultant exposure variability in our subpopulations.
The potential for resultant exposure misclassification may be reduced by the long-term characterization of many of the TRP metrics.
The resultant exposure misclassification probably reduced the statistical precision of our estimates, but was non-differential and, therefore, most likely resulted in underestimated associations.
They are keen to offer such guarantees, as they can get a fee for taking credit risk without putting the resultant exposures on their balance sheets—and so not having to set aside scarce capital.Another concern is how swaps are priced.
17, 31 Simulations of potential darunavir/ritonavir once-daily regimens were applied to explore the resultant exposures.
The proposed hypothesis suggests that the increased risk associated with 'sun holidays,' may also be related to jet travel and the resultant exposures associated with jet travel to those vacation destinations.
This high impact of chemical half-life on guideline effectiveness is consistent with expectations, because a mother's reduction in intake of chemicals with a 1-year transformation half-life for > 5 years should have a substantial effect on resultant exposures in her child.
However, the extent to which the resultant systemic exposure and pharmacokinetics contribute to efficacy depends upon the desired site of action for the molecule.
Plus, this congener's extreme recalcitrance in humans likely represents a worst-case scenario for the potential of temporary dietary changes to reduce resultant human exposure.
The resultant drug exposure from the unstudied dose being within the empirically studied range for the compound would be easier to accept from a regulatory point of view, though the possibility of extrapolation was not principally excluded.
