Sentence examples for be exposed to common from inspiring English sources
The authors provide three explanations for this: (1) firms may be exposed to common risk factors yielding correlated changes in default probabilities; (2) the default of one firm may lead to a chain reactions, forcing rivals into distress; and (3) legislators may learn from corporate defaults, leading to legal changes and increasing rivals' default probabilities.
Mucosa of the upper aerodigestive tract (UADT) may be exposed to common carcinogens and at risk of early molecular alterations without histopathological changes, followed by malignant transformation [ 2].
These data suggest that pups from the same litter are likely to be exposed to common sources of E. coli resulting in clonal spread of organisms, including antimicrobial resistant isolates.
A French writer and adventurer plans to explore one of the most remote parts of the Peruvian Amazon in search of a "lost" or "secret city" that may have been built by the Incas, but there are fears that the expedition could endanger the health of isolated tribes that have never been exposed to common human diseases.
The members of a biological species interbreed, share common developmental programs, and are exposed to common selection regimes.
Ecological approaches to species highlight lineages of organisms that are exposed to common sets of stabilizing selection.
Conclusions: A high percentage (40.2%) of infants at high risk for asthma and allergy had been exposed to common respiratory viruses at 2 weeks of age.
Dogs, for instance, tend to have four legs and two eyes because they share genetic material and are exposed to common environmental pressures.
Not only will you cut down on the number of potentially harmful endocrine disrupting compounds you are exposed to (common beauty product ingredients like phthalates and parabens), but you'll also make a statement.
In general, it is likely that dogs and humans are exposed to common sources of C. jejuni.
Estimators obtained in less populated areas share information with neighbouring areas, assuming that they are exposed to common environmental factors.
