Sentence examples for allowing exposure from inspiring English sources

Our initial approach involves dividing the left phrenoesophageal and phrenogastric ligaments, allowing exposure of the left crus.

But many scientists, including some in government and the chemical industry, argue that Washington is taking the wrong path, allowing exposure to some products that are restricted in the European Union, Canada and even several American states.

The developed platform combines the automatic generation of a drug gradient concentration, allowing exposure of cancer cells to different doses, and the immunolabeling of the apoptotic cells using quantum dot reporters.

In this review, we propose two hypotheses for the mechanisms by which land use change can lead to viral emergence: firstly, by perturbing disease dynamics in multihost disease systems via impacts on cross-species transmission rates (the 'perturbation' hypothesis); and secondly, by allowing exposure of novel hosts to a rich pool of pathogen diversity (the 'pathogen pool' hypothesis).

The cecum was mobilized, ligated, and punctured twice with a 21-gauge needle, allowing exposure of faces, the bowel was repositioned, and the abdomen was closed with sterile suture.

In 2003, Square Enix began a drive to begin developing "polymorphic content", a marketing and sales strategy to "[provide] well-known properties on several platforms, allowing exposure of the products to as wide an audience as possible".

Thermal safety distances are presented based on the maximum irradiance and the allowed exposure time.

Overall prospective population studies allow exposure monitoring and risk assessment of human exposure only when such parameters are included.

Simulation results revealed that passengers on the bus front and rear overhang have very short allowed exposure time.

The study's conclusions demonstrated that low frequency as well as radiofrequency electromagnetic fields below the allowed exposure limits displayed gene-damaging potential.

Very dark lenses may not be helpful; they force your pupils and eyelids to open wider, letting more UV radiation reach the lens, and may allow exposure to side light if they are not wraparounds.