Sentence examples for strict exposure from inspiring English sources
Digital radiography systems offer the possibility of obtaining images with much less strict exposure requirements than those of conventional film systems.
None of the antidepressants were associated with the combined prevalence of major malformations with the less strict exposure definition (see table A on bmj.com).
The main analyses with this more strict exposure definition resulted in slightly stronger estimates with the same pattern related to septal heart defects, which is as expected if the drug had the side effects under study.
Job/industry-specific estimates were calculated only for job/industry combinations that met a strict exposure definition based on the JEM probability ratings (job probability = high or industry probability = high and job probability = low, medium, or high); all other job/industry combinations were assigned 0 exposure.
Now, even with stricter exposure rules than my dad and his generation worked under, new studies are finding that black lung is being diagnosed in younger and younger miners.
Statements in the first experiment focused on health-related measures such as stricter exposure limits, while the single additional statement used in the second experiment focused on enhancing public participation in deciding where to build cell phone towers.
Various courses of action are taken into consideration, including health-related measures such as exposure minimization strategies or stricter exposure limits, process-related measures such as better risk communication and enhancing public participation in base station siting decisions, and research-related measures (Wiedemann et al. 2001).
The American Academy of Pediatrics used to recommend strict restrictions on screen exposure.
To break this potentially fatal embrace, banks should be subjected to strict limits on their exposure to any single country's bonds.
The upper limit of the received power was achieved complying with the strict regulations for safe exposure of biological tissue to variable magnetic fields.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration put in place strict guidelines regarding workers' exposure to diacetyl after an outbreak of the disease in 2000, but there are currently no regulations for exposure through e-cigarettes, according to the study's authors.
