Sentence examples for time exposition from inspiring English sources

Finally, exposure monitoring with operational dosimetry became a precious tool for practice analyse and real time exposition staff evaluation.

We use a specific module for the young aged 14 to 24 in the 2007 wave of the Rural Households Evaluation Survey and apply a multi-treatment methodology for different time exposition to the program to identify effects on employment probability, wages, migration and intergenerational occupational mobility.

For instance, the Thiotrichales order was only detected in samples with oil even when oil time exposition or oil concentration were evaluated (Figs. 4A and 4B; Figs. 5A and 5B).

The combination of 5-FU and LV according to de Gramont allows for the administration of higher doses of 5-FU; furthermore, the continuous infusion increases the time exposition of tumour cells to 5-FU, which may translate into a better oncolytic effect (de Gramont et al, 1997).

Many times exposition or bright ideas are just dumped on the screen like a harried mother leaving her kids at summer camp.

RhoB induction in NIH-OVCAR-3 control cell lines mimics the molecular and cellular trastuzumab long-time exposition effects.

Perry doesn't waste any time on exposition.

While Oates has chosen to propel her young adult fiction with dialogue and issues, James Preller takes his time with exposition in "Before You Go".

I assume that film-makers are spending more time on exposition and character development because of their current competition: the long-form TV series.

But by the time the exposition took place, the thinking about housing had already shifted and most contracts were going to be awarded for urban fix-it work instead.

The Sands, constructed for $5.5 billion and opened last week, offered not only plenty of exhibition space, but also hotel rooms, restaurants, high-end shopping, a casino and, by the time the exposition takes place, the award-winning Disney musical "The Lion King".