Sentence examples for clear exposure from inspiring English sources

And it's only in this last novel, too, that we have the clear exposure of Markovits's ambition, in the way he merges the histories of Peter Pattieson and Lord Byron with that of his own fictional self and shows all three narratives to be equally compelling.

More convincingly, in three unrelated families from Morocco, Spain, and Turkey, children bearing two loss-of-function alleles of IL12RB1 were found to suffer from severe TB in the absence of any signs of MSMD, despite vaccination with BCG and clear exposure to EM [25] [27].

Furthermore, venipuncture and other interventions in this unaccustomed and inconvenient setting pose a clear exposure risk to healthcare workers (HCWs).

Clear exposure with bird/ bird droppings before CM onset is obvious in a previous study in CM children.

This result needs cautious interpretation due to inconsistencies between countries and lack of clear exposure- response associations.

No clear exposure pattern of BPA was observed throughout the 7 days of collection for the eight participants.

Although exposure to biguanide was generally associated with an HR below 1, this never reached significance and did not show clear exposure-dependence (Table  2).

We used both pack-years and years of smoking to explore the relation between smoking history and tooth loss, and found a clear exposure-dependent association with tooth loss among middle-aged Finnish adults.

In the NUDATA-study a 25% increased odds ratio for severe elbow pain was found above 5 h/w of mouse use, showing a clear exposure-response relationship, but with no threshold effect.

However, an increased odds ratio for severe wrist/hand pain was found above 5 h/w of mouse use, showing a clear exposure-response relationship, but with no threshold effect [ 51].

The common areas of poor reporting quality identified by the STROBE assessment highlight fundamental methodological issues with most of the available evidence, notably a lack of controlled studies, limited appreciation of clear exposures and confounders and inadequate handling of bias.