Sentence examples similar to rounded exposure from inspiring English sources

Use of this book in class could help emphasize the many advances in modern medicine, giving students a more well-rounded exposure to course content.

This gives a very well-rounded picture.

If we had used a rounded cut-off level of exposure at 0.5 μg/g, the total benefits estimated for the national sample would have been about 17% higher than those estimated to be above the cut-off level of 0.58 μg/g.

The liberal arts ethos is that a well-rounded and broad education, an exposure to the multidimensional nature of the great challenges of our day, are what prepares a mind for the unpredictable challenges of the world post-graduation.

Following 72 hr culture in the presence of increasing concentrations of TOC, treatment naïve, parental C2 cells detached from the culture flask and became rounded, shrunken, and clumped with increased exposure to TOC.

Rounding errors: wrongly rounded upward or downward.

Lexpit analyses use the sampling information to estimate the association of selected exposures and the 3-year (rounded from 34 months) absolute risk of lung cancer.

We rounded all ORs and 95% CIs to the tenths place for presentation, and considered pesticide exposure to be "positively associated" with depression if the rounded lower 95% confidence limit for the OR was at least 1.0 or if the rounded OR was at least 1.3.

Similarly, the dynein and vimentin proteins became rounded and colocalised in region adjacent to the nucleus after exposure to bortezomib.

At 1 h of exposure to 25  μM the cells assumed a rounded shape and at 4 h were deprived of anchorage and floated in the medium.

This change became highly significant after a longer time of exposure, with the appearance of more mitochondria of a rounded shape (Fig. 5G, P < 0.001).