Sentence examples for design exposed from inspiring English sources
The state department endorsed the project (and Heap won a Guardian innovation award for his efforts) but Haystack was abruptly withdrawn amid allegations that its poor design exposed activists to possibly fatal harm, revealing information about them to Iran's state monitors.
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A partially counterbalanced experimental design exposed drivers to critical scenarios, which had been determined in a previous experiment.
The suburban hierarchical street design exposed children to varied traffic safety conditions by funneling their walks from cul-de-sacs to arterials.
In order to explore the mechanism of VCM-related health effects, a special matched case-control design (exposed workers with DNA damage and without damage) was used to investigate the association between the gene polymorphisms of XPD and DNA damage in 106 male and 44 female workers occupationally exposed to VCM.
Our experimental design exposed cells to veliparib at a single time point followed by toxicity assessment 72 h later, which raises the possibility of drug degradation over time resulting in a much lower effective drug concentration at the 72-h time point.
Since the museums house the country's oldest art conservation centre, Mr Piano decided to make that an integral element in his design, exposing the functional guts of the building.
Few studies assessed implementation science questions by design, exposing large gaps in the evidence base.
Comparison of stent predictions with performance of a 316L stent for the same generic design exposes the design as over-conservative for the CoCr alloy.
Our experimental analysis involves a between subject design exposing subjects to financial substance on colored backgrounds and exploring the effect on their investment decisions.
The sensors were not replaced, and the Tevatron run was extended for several years beyond its design, exposing the sensors and electronics to much higher radiation doses than anticipated.
