Sentence examples for bodily exposure from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a lack of sufficient bodily exposure to sunlight may contribute to long-term scWAT dysfunction and the current epidemics of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

But there was something more perverse than enticing about the nude colors, blushing to darker shades, and the sense of willful bodily exposure.

All physical examinations were done with minimal bodily exposure and conducted in a screened corner.

This Edwardian generation almost certainly had little bodily exposure to sunlight in their childhood, and even as young adults opportunities for vacations in sunny climates would have been very limited.

These difficulties were often conditioned by a religious obligation to maintain bodily sanctity through modest dressing and the avoidance of unlawful bodily exposure or contact with certain people including male or alien caregivers.

(Midwife) Delivery on the way to the facility was feared because of the bodily exposure even to men and lack of privacy which would be particularly shameful: "And sometimes if they use a bicycle, maybe labour progresses and she then delivers on the way, and you know it's the men who carry us on the bicycles, so it doesn't look okay if that happens.

We risk bodily fluid exposure".

For environmental health purposes, biomarkers include a range of additional exposure-related indices, such as pollutant measures in tissues and bodily fluids; exposure-induced changes in cells, proteins, DNA, and other molecules; and inherited gene variations that influence how individuals respond to their environments.

I'm reminded of "lessons not fully taught" whenever I donate platelets or blood at the Red Cross, and must review and answer the questionnaire about tattoos, body piercings, and other bodily fluid exposures that could render my blood unsafe for use.

Radiation protection research has been focused upon the bodily effects of exposure to ionising radiation, rather than upon the psychology of survivors.

"Because triathlons begin with chaotic, highly dense mass starts, there is opportunity for bodily contact and exposure to cold turbulent water," the report said.