Sentence examples for could be exposed for from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic increase in payment to employees could be exposed for the extreme values in January 1974, October 1976 and January 1979.

In this way, high and low intensity membranes could be exposed for optimal durations without over-exposing the high intensity or under-exposing the low intensity spots.

As an implication hereby, Figure 1 illustrates that the linear range of detection will expand from about three to five log-values when all individual spots could be exposed for an optimal timeframe.

The mean jail stay lasted 87 days (Harawa, personal communication, 2009) for inmates who were incarcerated for at least a month, thus inmates could be exposed to HIV for multiple months.

The network had resisted previous suggestions that it could improve its performance by adding "Talent" to its regular lineup, arguing that it was a significant advantage to generate enormous audiences in the summer because they could be exposed to promotions for new series to be introduced in the fall.

In separate experiments, FLS could be exposed to 2GF for as little as 15 minutes, even when added as early as four hours before TNFα, and significantly elevated IL6 expression could still be noted.

An impersonator who opens a Twitter account could be exposed to a claim for fraud if the person who has been impersonated suffers loss or damage as a result of the impersonation.

The union conceded that its latest BA ballot was invalid after receiving legal advice that its members could be exposed to dismissal or demands for compensation if they took industrial action based on a potentially flawed poll.

The prime minister's decision to help the investigation was calmly received in Israel, although Tzipi Livni, the opposition leader, complained that the army could be exposed to foreign prying.One reason for Israel's acquiescence is a positive feeling towards the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon.

The Act also set limits on the amount of dust that miners could be exposed to and developed procedures for miners disabled by CWP to receive compensation.

The aim is the study of possible applications in advanced coating able to tune the electromagnetic reflectivity of satellite surfaces in specific frequency ranges, in a special way for those surfaces that for some reason could be exposed to the antenna radiation pattern.