Sentence examples for specified exposure from inspiring English sources
The specified exposure time replaces the current value of the exposure time, which may have been set from the value of the "EXPOSURE" header keyword when the dataset was loaded.
We generated seven cell populations, designated B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7 and B8, each representing cells that remained viable after the specified exposure time point in days.
Cells incubated in the absence and presence of rPA20 were collected by centrifugation at the specified exposure time.
Because our measurement error correction methods rely on a correctly specified exposure model, we took care to choose the best-fitting kriging variogram to model our data.
For simplicity, we only specified exposure and transmission within the same room and considered transmission between rooms as part of the general community exposure.
By definition, the "half maximal effective concentration (EC50) refers to the concentration of a drug, antibody or toxicant which induces a response halfway between the baseline and maximum after some specified exposure time.
That rule requires companies to account for derivative securities at market value but allows them to keep those changes from affecting earnings if the derivatives are used to hedge specified exposures.
However, soon after the field of pharmacogenetics emerged, this scope was broadened and the genetic polymorphisms were extensively studied, not only in relation to known specified exposures but also as susceptibility factors for diseases in general.
Disturbances in SR may provide a sentinel indicator of larger ecologic patterns that can only be corroborated by detailed studies of smaller, more defined cohorts, with specified exposures and well-characterized information on socioeconomic, cultural, and racial factors.
The population attributable proportion (PAP) was calculated for specified exposures using the formula PAP = p RR-1)/[1 + p RR-1)], where PAP is the proportion of cases in the population that should not have occurred had the exposed had the incidence of the unexposed.
Methodological challenges included: appropriate sample recruitment, exchangeability of treatment and control groups, controlling unmeasured confounding, and specifying exposure.
