Sentence examples for stage of exposure from inspiring English sources
The Mg alloy with a continuous β phase network is found to display accelerated corrosion in the initial stage of exposure due to increasing β phase fraction.
The corrosion current density on steel in the SCC specimens was very low in the initial stage of exposure to 5% NaCl solution and it increased with increasing period of exposure.
FTIR and Raman spectroscopy showed that the Ca(OH 2 and calcite present from reaction with HCO3− on the template surface were dissolved in the initial stage of exposure to the 1.5 × SBF.
Under the holographic recording using the two linear (S S) polarized beams or L R polarizations, we observed at initial stage of exposure linear dependence of η growth on time of exposure with a further stage leading to saturation (Fig. 9).
Except for using the cell to examine the toxicity of nanomaterials, bean sprouts are also a reasonable option because they are suitable for hydroponics and they are sensitive to toxins.They can also reflect the toxicity at the early stage of exposure.
Finally, it was also shown that self-compacting lightweight concrete had lower susceptibility to corrosion in the early stage of exposure to the chloride environment than normal self-compacting concrete and greater fractal energies were dissipated in self-compacting concrete made with less porous and stiffer conventional aggregates.
The ban was rescinded a year or so later, but for anyone not enthralled by the sight of male legs in various stages of exposure, the standard of dress on the course is lapsing steadily.
During the later stages of exposure to nanosilver, the release of silver ions takes place.
During early stages of exposure, large pores concentrate a higher proportion of the expansive product formed.
Free films were prepared to determine the water-uptake using coating capacitance function measured in the early stages of exposure.
Future research should include longitudinal designs on larger sample sizes and examine other stages of exposure to psychostimulants.
