Sentence examples for confer exposure from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon for children to play on the floors of these rooms while family members are busy with chores or activities, which may also confer exposure.

Now he's back, with a front-runner status conferred by the name-recognition conferred by exposure of his jockey shorts.

Overexpression of MUC1 also confers resistance to stress-induced cell death, conferred by exposure to certain genotoxic anticancer agents [ 9- 11].

Susceptibility to migraine is conferred by exposure to intrinsic and environmental triggering factors and genetics.

A conformational change conferred by exposure of 6A7 epitope in the N-terminus (amino acids 13 19) has been demonstrated to activate the proapoptotic function of Bax [27], [41] [42].

Immunologic protection conferred by exposure to drug-susceptible TB can be a crucial factor that prevents MDR-TB epidemics when TB treatment is poor.

As recently described by Greenbaum, et al, [43] it is also possible that some degree of pre-existing "memory" conferred by exposure to T-cell epitopes, similar to those found in previously circulating H1N1 strains in the past 20 years (1988 2008), may indeed work to elicit increased immunity of adults.

Maximum protection from apoptotic death was conferred by exposure to 100 nM BPA (58.39 ± 6.8%).

The most prevalent occupations conferring possible exposure were cleaners, laboratory technicians, hairdressers and agricultural workers (58% of all potentially exposed).

The infants in this study were primarily breast-fed through the first several months of life, conferring continual exposure to PBDEs during a time of accelerated brain growth.

Our study adds to the limited body of evidence by suggesting that breastfeeding attenuates the unfavorable effects on childhood adiposity parameters conferred by exposure to maternal diabetes.