Sentence examples for varied exposure from inspiring English sources

Multiple doses and varied exposure durations are suggested to identify those genes clearly linked to toxic response.

Weight losses of copper coupons in 0.50 M HCl measured after varied exposure periods of 2 12 h indicate that the addition of AETD significantly decreases the dissolution rate and the effect increases upon increasing its concentration.

By separately modeling amygdala activation during RT in a task with parametrically varied exposure time we confirmed that attenuation of amygdala activation occurs during the RT period of the task, i.e., during the time of active engagement in the CPT.

On the other hand, if sources of OPFR exposure are multiple and varied, exposure biomarkers such as urinary metabolites that account for all routes of exposure may be the best approach.

In fact, the range in toxicity is rather homogenous for a given chain length in this range despite toxicity tests done with highly varied exposure methods (i.e., static, semistatic, and flow-through), and whether they used nominal or measured concentrations (Könnecker et al., 2011).

HDR images can also be constructed by conventional cameras using several LDR images with varied exposure times [22], as shown in Figure 2. A number of formats can be used to store HDR images, e.g., Radiance RGBE [23], LogLuv TIFF [24], and OpenEXR [25].

The individuality of the human face is undermined in Bernice Halpern Cutler's "Henry," which turns a portrait detail into a series of subtly varied exposures that deliberately reduce the subject to a patchwork pattern.

RC measures consequently must address these varied exposures and exposure patterns, as well as differences in consumer populations (e.g., children, culturally diverse).

The broker is able to vary exposure to risk by altering the value of θ over the range 0 ≤ θ ≤ 1.

Exposure time is varied with exposure condition.

The things that happen vary from exposure to exposure, and he deems about two thirds of his work unusable, marking a difference between his practice and that of photographers like David Johnson, who use a camera to capture the fiery bursts.