Sentence examples for suitable exposure from inspiring English sources
The aim of this research is to evaluate suitable exposure conditions and deterioration evaluation methods suitable for accelerated testing.
Information on the exposure of individual persons to radiofrequency (RF) fields is scarce, although such data are crucial in order to develop a suitable exposure assessment method, and frame the hypothesis and design of future epidemiological studies.
These results imply that it is important to consider the available iron concentration and suitable exposure design when studying metal-induced hypoxia or metal-induced disruption of Fe homeostasis.
Results were quantified by a video imaging system and the TINA software for autoradiographs with suitable exposure times to avoid signal saturation.
Range-finding experiments were performed to determine suitable exposure concentrations, and worms were exposed to two concentrations dichlorvos.
Individual in situ measurements would be more suitable exposure indicators, provided that they were standardized, accurate and precise measurements, and that no selection bias (and no participation bias) limited their interpretation.
After hybridization, the signals were detected either by the VersaDoc Imaging System (Model 5000, BioRad) or using Kodak film with suitable exposures.
Nanosecond magnitude and suitable light exposure could be obtained at the same time.
Improving the catalytic activity and selectivity of metal oxides employed in some important industrial reactions is achieved using suitable support, exposure to radiation and doping with certain foreign cations [12, 13].
This study matched to a national housing dataset, but the approach would also be useful with other address-linked health determinants, or with datasets with geographical coordinates for residences; the availability elsewhere of suitable environmental exposure datasets is outside the scope of this paper.
This literature-based methodological review shows that in general the model of Repace and Lowrey is suitable for retrospective exposure assessment of ETS exposure in the hospitality setting [ 13, 71, 100, 107].
