Sentence examples for by exposures from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't mean there's no evidence to suggest disease were caused by exposures over there," he said in a telephone interview.

These worries about accountability were exacerbated by exposures of corruption in the private sector and by studies emphasizing the public's lack of trust in government.

Populations of color and low-income communities are often disproportionately burdened by exposures to various environmental contaminants, including air pollution.

The presence of the densely packed matrix is also shown to be responsible for enhanced corrosion resistance documented by exposures to saturated vapors of hydrochloric acid (HCl).

Two laboratory studies have been conducted to assess the discomfort caused to seated male subjects by exposures to vertical whole-body mechanical shocks.

The aim of this database is to use advanced science tools to help understand how human body processes are impacted by exposures to chemicals and helps determine which exposures are most likely to lead to adverse health effects.

Some scientists think that hormonal changes during pregnancy, triggered by exposures to endocrine disruptors such as BPA, may also increase the risk of behavioral disorders including autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

The Lance Formation, as typified by exposures approximately 100 km north of Fort Laramie in eastern Wyoming, has been interpreted as a bayou setting similar to the Louisiana coastal plain.

The Hell Creek Formation, as typified by exposures in the Fort Peck area of Montana, has been interpreted as a flat forested floodplain, with a relatively dry subtropical climate that supported a variety of plants ranging from angiosperm trees, to conifers such as bald cypress, to ferns and ginkgos.

Scientists say that even though some of these findings are probably spurious — if you dig around in data, you will eventually find correlations just by chance — other effects are very likely real, triggered not by the alignment of the planets but by exposures during prenatal and early postnatal lives.

Like IRPs, melanopsin expressed in vitro also displays a light dependent inter-convertibility between two spectral absorption states that is driven by exposures to short and long wavelength light [3], [4], [10], [11].