Sentence examples for counter exposure to from inspiring English sources

Bed bugs produce "detoxifying enzymes" to counter exposure to insecticides, and the researchers found that the Jersey City bed bugs had higher levels of the enzymes than did the Harlan bed bugs.

China previously tightly regulated gaming consoles with strict sales restrictions that were aimed at countering youth exposure to online games as the WSJ reports.

Liking of characteristic sounds differed between the first and last annotations that respondents made (d = 0.21 SD), which might be due to an initially positive bias being countered by exposure to a task inducing a mode of critical listening.

But in India, as in Sri Lanka and Central America, researchers trying to explain CKDu are pursuing a wide range of ideas, including excessive use of over-the counter painkillers and exposure to pesticides.

22 Encouragement is given by positive experiences with media literacy training and exposure to counter stereotypical media content that reduce stereotype activation.

A popular view is that the microbial or infection exposure required for the development of a balanced immune system has been reduced as a result of the more 'rigorous' cleaning and hygiene practices which we now use not only to counter our fear of exposure to 'germs' but also to create a more aesthetically pleasing dirt-free environment in which to live.

Exposure to counter-stereotypic gender role models (e.g., a woman engineer) has been shown to successfully reduce the application of biased gender stereotypes.

The lack of consistent associations with offspring blood pressure at both of the age points counters the hypothesis that exposure to maternal 25(OH D in pregnancy helps to programme lifelong blood pressure in offspring.

Goldman reports that racial prejudice declined to a greater extent among McCain supporters, Republicans, and conservatives" than among Obama supporters, Democrats, and liberals "because exposure to a counter-stereotypical black exemplar should be most informative and surprising for those with more negative preexisting images of blacks.

These data serve as evidence that BC can be used as a preventive health measure to improve public health quality by countering the action of inevitable exposure to mutagens, such as 131I.

Challenges related to making Coulter Counter measurements of algae biomass after exposure to TiO2 NPs or AuNPs were described in an earlier section.