Sentence examples for exposed means from inspiring English sources

Even defining what "exposed" means has required rigorous new methodology.

"The fact that 300,000 people are exposed means that someone is probably going to be willing to champion it now," said Nye. "I don't want to have to wait for disaster to occur to get on top of things, but that seems like that's the only way we deal with things in this state or this country".

Crude mean birth weight was lower in infants born to women in both tobacco smoke exposure groups than in non-exposed [for ETS exposed, mean difference = -59 g (95% CI -0.090 to -0.027) and for maternal smoking = -168 g (95% CI -0.191 to -0.146)].

Continuous outcomes were expressed as standardized mean differences (i.e. effect sizes): (ES = Mean exposed – Mean non-exposed/[(Std(Mean)]exposed, non-exposed).

Being exposed meant something Armstrong feared most of all: failure.

In highly exposed (mean: 2.1 ppm and 90 percentile: 4.1 ppm FA) Chinese workers, blood progenitor cells of the myeloid line were derived by cultivation of blood cells.

Levels of trichloramine typically fluctuate between 0.2 and 0.9 mg/m, with mean values around 0.5 mg/m (Bernard et al. 2003; Massin et al. 1998), making this gas one of the most concentrated air pollutants to which children of industrialized countries are regularly exposed (mean concentrations of other indoor or outdoor air pollutants seldom exceed 0.3 mg/m; World Health Organization 2000).

Since it is impossible to say in advance who might be exposed, that means vaccinating everybody.

For the phase analysis, successively new surfaces were exposed by means of controlled mechanical layer removal.

Ariane's user base hasn't been exposed — it means that passwords and travel information have not been accessed.

Usefully, as you improve your score, your profile gets exposed which means you could well end up landing a job out of it.