Sentence examples for using a single exposure from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, a prototype board that uses four SSDs was developed to measure kVp, exposure time, and HVL using a single exposure.

To determine the correlation between imaging modalities, we compared tumor size calculated from whole-body fluorescence images acquired using a single exposure time to tumor size determined from ultrasound images.

In chronically UV-irradiated skin of SKH-1 mice, EP3 receptor expression was undetectable by immunohistochemistry [ 26], although in another study using a single exposure to UV, EP3 receptor expression was observed throughout all layers of the epidermis by 48 h [ 27].

This is consistent with an earlier report that used a single exposure to [3H]-methyl-thymidine and found more labeled cells on day 7 than on day 1 [34].

In addition, the Coin et al. (1992) study used a single exposure and examined sub-groups on animals for 3 weeks.

Laser interference patterns generated by a diffraction grating are advantageous for the fabrication of reproducible 2D and 3D periodic nanostructures over large areas (comparable to the laser beam size) using a single laser exposure [64].

Our experiments have used only a single exposure to hemozoin to demonstrate inhibition of erythropoiesis.

Beyond limitations specific to the use of models, potential exposure classification issues include use of ambient rather than personal measures of PM2.5 species and using a single residential point for exposure assignment rather than a profile of where a woman's time is spent including indoor versus outdoor exposure and the assumption that women had a single residence throughout pregnancy.

All of the above studies failed to account for the high variability in BPA exposure across pregnancy, using a single spot urine sample for exposure assessment, and the heterogeneous etiologies of preterm birth (IOM 2006; McElrath et al. 2008).

This illustrates the arbitrary nature of using a single inbred strain for exposure modeling.

Thus, in general, for spatially variable species, a greater amount of measurement error could be present when using a single monitor to represent exposure over an entire community.