Sentence examples for standard exposure from inspiring English sources

It's the goggles cure, and it works: the October issue of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology reports that virtual-reality therapy has proved just as successful as standard exposure therapy in treating the fear of flying.

The standard exposure time for the nightside is 30.8 s.

The standard exposure height of the PMF sampling unit is 1.8 m above the ground.

Nonetheless the research does demonstrate that the standard "exposure model" of addiction is woefully incomplete.

Chu et al. (2009) presented a likelihood-based approach for case-control studies with multiple non-gold standard exposure assessments.

The standard exposure is 7.8 s for the dayside and 30.8 s for the nightside (common for all three filters).

Only one of the cases reported in this study actually occurred in a child of Canadian origin whose infection pathogenesis was as a result of the standard exposures usually encountered by Canadian children.

Additionally, individuals in the validation studies wore personal sampling devices for short periods of time (median duration: 7 days), which were then used to calculate monthly "gold standard" exposures.

However, several stations with non-standard exposure were chosen to investigate the orographic effects on strong winds and exposure correction methods.

In European documents as well as in national legislation and international guidelines and standards, exposure limits were defined for unperturbed EMF, that is, without a human presence in the evaluated space.

Investigators, treating physicians and the coordinator were unaware of outcomes during the study, as were they of all procalcitonin measurements in the standard-exposure (control) group.