Sentence examples for decreasing exposure from inspiring English sources
He said, "By decreasing exposure to media violence we may be able to prevent millions of Americans from being raped, murdered and robbed at gunpoint" (not "from being raped and murdered").
Urology continues to be a highly desirable specialty despite decreasing exposure of students to urology in American medical schools.
Experimental results are consistent with a micropore-filling mechanism, where the amount of slow desorbing mass decreased with decreasing exposure time, and the fraction of slow desorbing sites filled decreased with decreasing exposure concentration.
In general, viral therapeutics provide the possibility to express anticancer proteins directly at the tumour site, decreasing exposure to normal tissue during delivery and maximising therapeutic index.
Now termed the "old friends" hypothesis, it contends that increases in autoimmune inflammatory disorders in developed countries are partly attributable to decreasing exposure to microorganisms with which humans coevolved (Rook 2007).
It may also be that because the average vehicle speed and traffic density variables in these analyses included highways, bridges and tunnels, areas with higher average speeds would be less likely to be frequented by pedestrians, decreasing exposure.
The effect of concentration (or exposure rate) was strong, and an inverse exposure-rate effect was indicated, that is, ERR/WLM increased with decreasing exposure-rate.
Although PCB levels are decreasing, exposures persist, in part through contaminated food.
Organic food has less pesticide, resulting in decreased exposure.
Lower commissions, he insisted, mean diminished interest by potential co-brokers from other firms, leading to decreased exposure to the market and, consequently, less than top dollar.
Physical activity "may decrease exposure of breast tissue to estrogen" and "may also affect cancers of the colon, breast and other sites by improving energy metabolism," or the burning of calories.
