Sentence examples for tendency exposure from inspiring English sources
We also estimated hazard quotients for each exposure pathway and hazard indices for exposure conditions representative of central tendency exposure (CTE) and reasonable maximum exposure (RME) conditions.
The central tendency exposure assessment model successfully described the measured urinary arsenic concentration for the majority of children at the site.
Two values for each exposure parameter are used in characterizing potential exposures: one value to represent an average or central tendency exposure (CTE) and another value for the high-end or reasonable maximum exposure (RME), which is intended to represent a plausible worst-case exposure (U.S. EPA 1989).
Our latency analyses showed a tendency for exposure to graveyard shift or sleep disruption, which occurred >30 years ago to have a slightly stronger effect than more recent exposure although no results were statistically significant (Table 4).
High Cu content, often utilized as an indicator of antimicrobial efficacy brought about by copper release, is shown to be insufficient alone to forecast Cu ion release tendencies during exposure.
It appears that this tendency increased with exposure of high concentration and more prevalent in 10 nm ZnO-NPs.
Erosion kinetics, surface morphologies, and surface composition investigation indicate that this polysilazane coating possesses excellent AO resistance, and displays low shrinkage tendency in AO exposure.
Indeed, although our data on exploratory behaviors comes from only one lake, and thus precludes generalization, we have also found in a previous study that stonewort individuals from both lakes had a lower propensity to engage mating, which also independently suggests a tendency to avoid exposure [21].
In both sexes the risks showed a declining tendency with decreasing exposure.
Patients with these complications also had a tendency to elevated exposure to other aromatic hydrocarbons.
In Boyacá, there was a significant tendency of greater exposure to bituminous coal with pneumoconiosis (Table 4).
