Sentence examples for volume of exposure from inspiring English sources

You'll rarely hear parents speaking too enthusiastically about children's TV shows ― even if a show is pretty good, the sheer volume of exposure is going to wear you down eventually.

While there is a clear correlation between successful airway management and volume of exposure, the impact of aggressive education and QI processes remain unclear [ 10].

The standard smoke dilution used in most of our experiments was 35 cc delivered over 1 min in a 250 cc or 500 cc volume, and the intensity of exposure was varied by varying the length of time the cells spent in the exposure chamber (typically 15 min or 20 min).

This study was designed to ascertain the effects on gray matter volume (GMV) of exposure to CSA in healthy young adult college students selected based on exposure history regardless of psychiatric outcome.

We quantified the relationship between human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) RNA shedding in breast milk, cumulative RNA exposure, and postnatal transmission, relating timing of infection in the infant to estimated total volume of milk exposure.

Frequency and thickness measurements indicate that mineralized veins hosted in deformed shales make up approximately 0.4% of the volume of this exposure.

The mode of ascertainment of diabetes, self-report versus objective measurement, did impact the risk relation with volume of alcohol exposure but only for men; there was no effect for women.

It is of course possible that higher volume fluid administration is associated with a larger volume of colloid exposure, potentially associated with harm to the kidney countering the benefits of GDT, but assessing the size of any effect will be very difficult.

The BIS says the best way to gauge the total volume of CDS exposures is by their gross market value, which was $294 billion last June.

Damage to this delicate apparatus results from both volume and length of exposure to sound.

Spheroid growth fold increase was assessed using the formula (t− t0)/(c− t0); ' t'=spheroid volume after 6 days of exposure to test drug, ' t0'=spheroid volume at time 0 and ' c'=control spheroid volume after 6 days.