Sentence examples for earlier exposure from inspiring English sources

Or were these antibodies left over from an earlier exposure?

Earlier exposure to the field would also help, said Dr. Phillips of Harvard.

The earlier exposure begins, it seems, the greater the protection — and that includes during pregnancy.

In his presentation, Dr. Logan pointed out that the earlier exposure times, "while significant," did not provide strong evidence that long-duration exposure would be safe.

It was Abbot who had introduced Evans to Atget's work in 1930, and the effect on him was as powerful as his earlier exposure to Strand.

Earlier exposure to hyperglycaemia has the potential to accelerate the progression and severity of vascular complications.

She wishes she'd had earlier exposure to "these other things you can do with this degree".

The team postulates that earlier exposure to testosterone in puberty could result in both wider faces and greater athletic prowess.

Our investors think that L.A. is interesting and want earlier exposure, but they want exposure to a diversity of ideas and industries, not just fintech or enterprise or chip companies.

The goal for House Bill 5 is to provide students with earlier exposure and a coherent course sequence to increase preparedness and sustain interest in STEM careers (Mellor, Stoker, & Reese, 2015).

In addition, since the current CoS introduced "foreign language activities" in Grades 5 and 6, the impact of such earlier exposure to foreign languages (mainly English) should also be investigated and compared with the results of previous CoSs, such as those targeted in this study.