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The nature of fault exposure ratio [PDF]
[1992] Proceedings Third International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering, 2003 The fault exposure ratio K is an important factor that controls the per-fault hazard rate, and hence the effectiveness of software testing. The paper examines the variations of K with fault density which declines with testing time. Because faults get harder to find, K should decline if testing is strictly random.
Yashwant K. Malaiya +2 more
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The affective benefits of nature exposure [PDF]
Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 2021 Abstract Mounting evidence demonstrates that nature exposure can have affective benefits. These include behavioral and psychophysiological responses consistent with (a) decreases in stress and negative affect; and (b) increases in subjective well‐being and positive affect.
Gregory N. Bratman +2 more
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Natural exposure of bats in Grenada to rabies virus. [PDF]
Infect Ecol Epidemiol, 2017 (Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) Introduction: Grenada is a rabies endemic country, where terrestrial rabies is maintained in the small Indian mongoose (Herpestes auropunctatus). The role of bats in the epidemiology of rabies in Grenada is unknown.
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Virtual Reality Nature Exposure and Test Anxiety [PDF]
Multimodal Technologies and Interaction, 2020 The number of students affected by exam anxiety continues to rise. Therefore, it is becoming progressively relevant to explore innovative remediation strategies that will help mitigate the debilitating effects of exam anxiety. The study aimed to investigate whether green environment exposure, delivered by virtual reality (VR) technology, would serve as
Alison O’Meara +3 more
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Atmosphere, 2022 Exposure to natural environments has a range of health benefits, including enhancing psychological restoration and cognitive development. While there are various explanations on the causes for the benefits of the natural exposure, such as less air ...
Wenmao Zeng +7 more
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Natural Rubber Latex Aeroallergen Exposure [PDF]
The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 2002 We read with interest the account by Sri-Akajunt et al. (2000) of their measurement of personal exposure to latex airborne allergens in three occupational exposure groups. We were, however, surprised to note that in citing Swanson et al. (1994) and Liss et al. (1997) they misquoted the units of exposure. Swanson recorded a range of 8–978 ng/m3; this is
Beaumont, David +3 more
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Environmental exposures due to natural disasters [PDF]
Reviews on Environmental Health, 2016 Abstract The environmental mobilization of contaminants by “natural disasters” is a subject of much interest, however, little has been done to address these concerns, especially in the developing world. Frequencies and predictability of events, both globally and regionally as well as the intensity, vary widely. It is clear that there are
Anthony H, Knap, Ivan, Rusyn
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Environment International, 2020 Coal is a primary energy source in the world. Potentially toxic metals (PTMs) emission from coal mining and combustion are posing a serious public health concern.
Ana He +12 more
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Ionizing radiation in buildings: Situation and dealing with problems
Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management, 2005 Among many artificial and natural sources of exposure the exposure which is received indoors is very important both from the point of view of its magnitude and necessity of optimization.
Donatas Butkus +2 more
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Public Exposure to Natural Radioactivity Near Uranium Deposits in Manyoni Area, Central Tanzania
Brazilian Journal of Radiation Sciences, 2023 Assessment of public exposure to background radiation was performed in Manyoni, Tanzania to address public concerns following the discovery of uranium deposits in their neighborhoods. Results show that the highest concentrations of radionuclides are 112,
Shovi Sawe
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