Translation of "Exposure variable" in German

Sites with variable exposure should be chosen i.e. sites where high exposure is expected in addition to a few background stations.

Whereas for continuously variable exposure parameters, such as the mAs product or the dimensions of an exposure field, it may be useful to derive an arithmetical mean value or median value from the exposure parameters active during the X-ray exposure, for other exposure parameters (for example, the presence or absence of a scatter grid in the beam path) it may be useful to base the further presets on which of the two possibilities (with scatter grid or without scatter grid) was chosen more frequently during the N exposures.

The data for the individual structure in question are on a comparatively small scale and can be processed in suitable systems (e.g., exposure systems with variable shaped beams) considerably faster than the extensive amounts of data occurring when the ring structure is broken down.

The solubility of the resist coating 1 is modified by means of electron beam exposure 3 with variable dose in the x direction in such a way that a development front 4 is formed in the developing process.

The atlas shows that human exposure is variable and is strongly affected by radon concentrations.

It thus also became necessary to be able to adapt the film development conditions for variable exposure through evaluation of individual strips of film.

The change in optical density at 590 nm brought about by imagewise exposure (?OD), this variable indicating the deepening in color density and, if referred to the background optical density in the unexposed areas, the color contrast obtained by exposure, is likewise shown in Table 1.

Understandably, it is very difficult to define and judge what constitute low, medium, and high cumulative doses of RFR exposure, since the conditions of exposure are so variable and complex in real life situations.

Here, the image data 12, particularly the light amounts of the fluorescence light registered for the individual locations or pixels of the sample are corrected with regard to the exposure times of variable lengths due to the early termination of the subjection to the light intensity distribution.

Therefore, having a large exposure to variability of returns is an indicator that the investor may have power.

Given the normal variation in the content and composition of meals, taking ZYTIGA with meals has the potential to result in highly variable exposures.

As encorafenib is primarily metabolised and eliminated via the liver, patients with mild to severe hepatic impairment may have increased encorafenib exposure over the range of inter-subject variability exposure (see section 5.2).

In the presence of anti-lixisenatide antibodies, lixisenatide exposure and variability in exposure are markedly increased regardless of the dose level.

The lower the level of financial support provided by the franchisor and the lower the franchisor’s exposure to variability of returns from the franchisee the more likely it is that the franchisor has only protective rights.

Risks for low and protracted exposures: Better quantification of the risks to health for low and protracted exposures, including individual variability, through epidemiological studies and an improved understanding of the mechanisms through cellular and molecular biology research.

Quantification of risks for low and protracted exposures: better quantification of the risks to health for low and protracted exposures, including individual variability, through epidemiological studies and an improved understanding of the mechanisms from cellular and molecular biology research.

In the field of aquatic organisms, the re port recommends research into discrepancies between exposure in laboratory studies and in the field, uncertainties in the exposure scenario and variability in the landscape, variation in sensitivity be tween species and what level of effect is acceptable.