Sentence examples for exposed in terms of from inspiring English sources
"There are some universities that seem to be pretty exposed in terms of their debt position.
The celebrated postmodern world of plurality, diversity and relativism is now exposed in terms of a much more violent conflictual dimension.
Thus, recognition of similar ligands, supposedly linked to similar function, requires conserved recognition features exposed in terms of common physicochemical interaction properties via the functional groups of the residues flanking a particular binding cavity.
Feeling "more exposed in terms of eyeballs on me" last year, McIlroy shot himself out of the tournament early by stumbling to three-over in the first 27 holes.
To assess potential risk factors for CS-MRSA infection, we used a conditional logistic regression model and results were exposed in terms of Odds Ratio (OR) with their respective 95% Confidence Interval (CI).
Such individuals have a lesser likelihood to remit, are more likely to be sensitized to increased number of inhalant allergens and hence are more exposed in terms of a longer season or a higher dose of total allergen exposure.
"The environment that people are exposed to in terms of food is toxic," he said.
Therefore the key step to reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions from buildings is to understand how occupants interact with the environment they are exposed to in terms of achieving thermal comfort and well-being; though such interaction is complex.
"I hope there is a sense that what one is usually exposed to in terms of moving image such as a video playing on an electronic device, or installed in a gallery, or seen at the movie theatre are just a few of a myriad options offered by the medium," says Monti. "And that if one takes a wider approach, there is much more".
The bioavailability of the compounds in these supplements, which will be affected by many things including the digestive process, will be much different in vivo than what the immune cells were exposed to in terms of an aqueous extract in these experiments.
Furthermore, all living beings have to adapt to their environment and therefore expose responses in terms of changes to their structure and functioning.
