Sentence examples for change exposure from inspiring English sources

Füssel, H.-M. Review and Quantitative Analysis of Indices of Climate Change Exposure, Adaptive Capacity, Sensitivity, and Impacts (World Bank, Washington, 2009).

Researchers find that national parks have taken center stage for climate change exposure, where there are hotter and drier conditions than in other places.

Proxy votes on issues relating to executive compensation plan design, climate change exposure, mergers and acquisitions, election of directors, reporting on sustainability risks and similar matters can have long-term value creation implications which should be covered in proxy analyses.

The videos also remind you that you can use the volume buttons to take pictures, or that you can lock auto focus and then manually change exposure.

To develop its analysis, researchers evaluated 193 countries on three factors: the capacity of nations to combat the effects of climate change, exposure to extreme weather events and sensitivity of populations to this exposure in areas such as health and agricultural dependence.

However, the expression of DNMT3a had no obvious change exposure to 50 Hz ELF-EMF exposure.

The indices were constructed using weighted average approach to measure households' access to a set of livelihood assets and climate change exposures (Hahn et al. 2009).

Thus, the health effects can change exposures, as well as vice versa.

The rules have been so changed" ("Exposure," January 8th).

Most children (and likely their parents) know their abusers, which means adults have to dig deep within themselves, confronting their own fears about the changes exposure will bring.

By most objective measures, it did, with multiple set and costume changes, exposure through three different social media platforms, even a surprise roller-skating accident by a Stefani stunt-double that caused a mild freak-out in the internet.