Sentence examples for been a high exposure from inspiring English sources
One such risk might have been a high exposure to bacterial infection and infectious disease.
An alternative explanation is a high exposure to anopheles in a subset of pregnant women and their offspring, acting as a confounding factor.
A possible explanation for our finding could be a higher exposure to contaminated drinking water and thus higher chances of pathogen uptake and transmission (40).
The data of our cohort support this statement; there was a higher exposure to household smoking among families of lower socioeconomic position [ 33], but after adjusted analyses for socioeconomic level of the family at childhood and adolescence associations of maternal smoking with growth did not change substantially.
It's a high-exposure gig for the former Vogue Paris editor-in-chief, whose post-magazine work has included styling Chanel's fall campaign and not talking to her successor, Emanuelle Alt.
Earnest said this decision does not reflect a department-wide policy regarding the return of military personnel from the region, although a memo from earlier this month did say those who had been a high-risk of exposure could be quarantined for 21 days.
Interestingly in spite of being a high risk exposure environment the high security forensic psychiatry and the relationship between, and occurrence of job satisfaction, burnout and post traumatic stress symptoms has not been explored.
This imbalance may be caused by a high exposure to pollutants in this study.
The importance of differentiating access and utilization, and furthermore taking a closer look at how they interact is exemplified in a high exposure environment.
What it will be also providing us with is a very high exposure — so it will be a very visible VIP type facility that will be very visible and good for visitors and also to see how the research is done".
Thus, VNCIs are facing a higher exposure to regulations and scrutiny from stakeholders such as foreign partners, international auditors, or NGOs and thus pressure to adopt international CSR practices (Tran & Jeppesen, 2016).
