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Officials are awaiting results on a definitive exposure test, which should be available within the next day or two.

Employers are not legally required to offer or pay for anthrax exposure tests.

A Grey can be found captive in their premises, enduring radiation exposure tests, apparently to determine its level of resistance.

He had passed his exposure test without infection; he was about to enter the active period of his indenture.

The effects of UV degradation on materials that require a long service life can be measured with accelerated exposure tests.

Acute tests are short-term exposure tests (hours or days) and generally use lethality as an endpoint.

Live, tethered animals were inserted into the chamber along with BW bombs for exposure tests.

The list goes on and on: LSD experiments, radiation exposure tests, nerve-gas development, biological research.

Humidity Exposure Tests."

The objective was to develop early, low-cost, non-intrusive opportunities to conduct critical space exposure tests of space materials and components planned for use on future spacecraft.

UV (ultra violet) Resistance: strength loss from exposure to the Sun's UV rays measured by a standardized exposure test.

Chronic exposure tests with C to C with the invertebrate Ceriodaphnia dubia found the highest toxicity is with C (NOEC was 0.045mg/l).

To date, most studies have concentrated on data collected using clinical methodologies, such as in vitro assays testing for the prevalence of IgE antibodies or direct exposure tests including skin prick and skin patch tests.

The most severe, and most rarely used, of all fire exposure tests is the British "jetfire" test, which has been used to some extent in the UK and Norway but is not typically found in common regulations.

NACA Technical Note No. 842 - Tidewater and Weather Exposure Tests of Metals used in Aircraft - II was issued by the United States National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics in February 1942.