Sentence examples for stage exposure from inspiring English sources

One of the trickiest aspects of playing an entire album — and one most tantalizing to fans — is that the element of surprise switches from "What are they going to play next?" to "How are they going to play the next song?" The challenge to play album cuts that don't usually receive stage exposure can prove daunting.

We analyzed each test looking at its endpoint, toxicant and experimental design including replicates, exposure time, number of exposed cysts or organisms and their relative life stage, exposure conditions during hatching and testing (salinity, pH, light intensity, aeration dilution media, and food supply), type of testing chambers, and quality assurance and quality control criteria.

Thiram toxicity was stage-dependent and early life stage exposure may be responsible for adverse effects seen later.

The patterning speed of the lithography system is mainly determined by factors that include the scanning speed of position stage, exposure time, and pattern complexity.

Based on this track production rate and assuming that the particles had a single stage exposure in the Itokawa regolith, the track density in particle RA-QD02-0211 corresponds to a minimum surface exposure of approximately 3 × 104 years.

Compared to controls at this stage, exposure to silence had generated significantly increased numbers of BrdU/NeuN-labeled neurons.

Technical support document for cancer potency factors: methodologies for derivation, listing of available values, and adjustments to allow for early life stage exposures.

The case for thyroid disruption in early life stage exposures to thiram in zebrafish (Danio rerio).

Also, when other parameters than mortality and growth are assessed, the sensitivity of this exposure time may exceed the early stage exposures.

While potential sensitivity (susceptibility) factors (especially early life stage exposures) are considered, they are generally covered by default application.

In this work, the microstructural characteristics of the Cu-Ni-Al based alloy, Hiduron® 130, have been assessed in the as-received condition and following 100-h thermal exposures at 500, 600, 700 and 900 °C and after a two-stage exposure at 900 °C for 100 h followed by 500 °C for 100 h.