The mundanity of Twitter, for example, exposes the theocrat's lie that Western civilization is decadent and depraved.
Some sections, for example, expose the inner thoughts of the troubled Jamey, or Perry's well-meaning parents.
However, there are potential drawbacks from, for example exposing the cells to the blood stream and a lack of control over the actual site of engraftment.
For example, exposing the plates of a transformant library to high light would allow the finding of mutants with an imbalanced rate of PSII synthesis to PSII repair rate, whereas lower light intensities would result in screening of mutants with pronounced respiration rates.
When we renovated the boys' bedroom, for example, he exposed the beams and hung swings and rings from the ceilings.
After last year's deadly neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, for example, activists exposed the identities of participants online, often accompanied by their place of employment and they town where they lived.
There are different structural features of MAbs that contribute to aggregation, for example exposed hydrophobic regions [30], [31].
It can leverage world-class experts in teaching math, for example, exposing students around the country to the best teaching.
HuffPoSpoilers uses example after example to expose the habit of sending out overpromising headlines.
The liposomes, for example, expose 1 highly hydrated phosphocholine group per 0.7 nm, and these higher areal densities, together with the high level of hydration, account for the much more efficient lubrication by the phosphocholine-exposing layers relative to Agg.
For example, exposing an adolescent girl to radiation at the critical time she's building her breast tissue can lead to permanent gene mutations that increase her risk for breast cancer later in life.
