Sentence examples for exposed according to from inspiring English sources

Staff work in the quarantine unit with their skin exposed, according to the National Nurses United union.

All of Flint's 8,657 children under the age of six should be considered exposed, according to a recent citywide public health directive.

But it may not be necessary unless the plant is very exposed, according to Caleb Leech, the curator of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's herb garden.

In the last two years, personal medical records of at least 7.8 million people have been improperly exposed, according to the government data.

What really worries the government is that the "huge vulnerabilities in its protection systems online were left exposed", according to Rubens Barbosa, a former Brazilian ambassador to Washington.

Children with accounts established by their parents also may have had their data exposed, according to Sony, which put the warning on its US PlayStation blog – although the warning about the compromise might not be immediately visible to passing readers.

Thésards can go downstream, to 'street level', to sample drugs that have been authorized for sale in Senegal without batch testing or field monitoring – exposing, according to Sarr, 'the dysfunctional relation [of the LNCM] with the directorate of pharmacy.

Its computation photography technique, called Phusion, works especially well for sharpening detail in shots taken on hazy days or when elements in the scene have been over-exposed, according to MD Christopher Cytera.

The algorithm uses peptide sequences from phage display experiments as input, and ranks all surface exposed patches according to the frequency distribution of similar residues in the peptides and in the patch.

Anything with more than one exposed spoke, according to Ms. Baldrige and Ms. Morisset.

Spent fuel also requires cooling, and cooling water apparently boiled away in No. 4, leaving the rods exposed and, according to some reports, burning intermittently.