Sentence examples for actively exposes from inspiring English sources

The investigator who injects a subject with an experimental medication in the context of a non-beneficial study actively exposes the individual to risks for the benefit of others and actively harms, perhaps even kills those who suffer harm as a result.

Recognized as the only place in the world where rocks from Earth's mantle are actively exposed above sea level (a result of geologic activity), the island is an exposed portion of the seabed, the Macquarie Ridge, where the Pacific and Indian-Australian plates meet.

"Instead of trying to hide security problems, we're trying to actively expose them," says Meinrath.

The idea is that conducting clinical research involves investigators actively exposing individuals to risks of harm and, when those harms are realized, it involves investigators actively harming them.

Once you have outlined certain compulsions, create a daily plan to actively expose yourself to a bit of uncertainty each and every day.

Our subjects were musically trained, and it may be that music may achieve its meaning only after a significant amount of being actively exposed to it.

Thus it could be that women, who did not smoke for a few days immediately before birth may have had inappropriately low serum cotinine concentrations whereas women passively or actively exposed during that time exhibited peak cotinine levels.

Meningococcal meningitis is also more common among the following groups: persons of black race; lower socioeconomic classes; those exposed actively or passively to tobacco smoke; persons exposed to overcrowding and amongst binge drinkers [ 32- 37].

A meta-analysis of the studies that excluded from the analysis those women who had been passively exposed reported that the risk of breast cancer for active smokers was more than twice as much as that for women never actively or passively exposed to tobacco smoke [ 19].

"Ronni was the first publicist who actively tried to expose the work of film composers to the public," Mr. Zimmer said in an e-mail.

Exosystem is a setting where a child does not participate actively but is exposed to various influential systems which include parents and other diverse community environment.