Sentence examples for all forms of exposure from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that not all forms of exposure measurement error will bias ecologic studies away from the null.

When scientists today speak of the exposome, the suffix ‐ome is indeed supposed to reflect the "digitization of all forms of environmental exposure, from motherly love to toxins, from food to class inequalities, into a single unifying category and syntax" (Meloni and Testa 2014, 18).

Other studies find all forms of IPV exposure to be more common among women than men [ 11, 33].

The suffix – ome in exposome reflects such a digitization of all forms of environmental exposure, from motherly love to toxins, from food to class inequalities, into a single unifying category and syntax.

For a while I thought that going elsewhere created possibilities of consolation, even of recovery, but I have discovered that every welcome is also a form of exposure.

In "A Life's Work" and "Aftermath," Cusk risked a form of exposure that has an element of indecency to it.

For Mr. Pennington, the public engagements have been a form of exposure therapy, pushing him to articulate bad memories and buried feelings that he had avoided before.

Now researchers report a less invasive approach: a form of exposure therapy that makes rats forget a fearful association.

Our measure captures up-to-date personal visits between cities via any mode of transportation and including any form of exposure, including time spent traveling through Boston on the way between two other locations.

According to Corrie Ackland, the clinical director at Sydney Phobia Clinic, it's a form of exposure therapy, the key technique to treat phobias.

Amid the cash squeeze last month, the banking regulator repeated previous orders to banks to report all forms of local government debt exposure, including funds channeled through wealth management products.