Sentence examples for systems and exposure from inspiring English sources
1907/2006) and the ongoing demand for alternative methods, new cell systems and exposure techniques were developed and characterized, also in the field of inhalation toxicology.
Further studies showed that S349 on p62 was phosphorylated upon disruption of the protein degradation systems and exposure to sustained oxidative stress.
There have been many reported cases of HCAIs associated with microbial contamination of water and HPW delivery systems and exposure to these water-borne pathogens in hospitals can result in increased patient morbidity and mortality [ 11- 13].
Suggestions from qualified professionals on how to further improve our testing system and exposure protocols would have been far more welcome than Measure B, which claims to fix a problem that didn't exist.
However, besides a low temperature resolution, a non-contact technique requires a complicated optical system and exposure of the subject under test to the probing beam.
If exposure is excluded, vulnerability becomes a property solely of the system and "exposure" as a component contributing to the vulnerability becomes part of the analysis only, if, and when the potentially hazardous event or process occurs.
Differences in bond durability are discussed based on system and exposure type and it is seen that exposure to the −18 °C environment results in the highest level of deterioration overall.
Currently Assinica and Iron River strains are held in the same hatchery under similar conditions however significant differences are still found between the strains; differences among these strains could be a product of not only ecotypic diversity in the source populations, but also the length of time in the hatchery system and exposure to artificial selection for morphology.
Bands were detected by using a chemiluminescence system and exposure to X-ray film.
With lack of exposure to political and social currents, states in the Gulf have not gone through systems and global exposure like most countries -- which sets them uniquely apart.
For example, Byrne (2003) estimated average trichloroethylene levels and MCL exceedances in drinking water systems and characterized exposure as a continuous measure across San Joaquin County; the community level, however, is more appropriate when considering community-level exposure.
