"SIDS is generally understood to result from a vulnerable infant at a particular developmental stage being exposed to specific environmental stressors.
The study involved examining Facebook profiles for evidence of "emotional contagion", trying to find out whether being exposed to specific emotions invokes that mood in readers.
OSHA also issues guidance on what to do if workers are exposed to specific hazardous compounds, such as cadmium and asbestos.
Equities, by contrast, "are exposed to specific company risks including rising labor costs, rising energy costs, project execution risks, and corporate risks such as poorly advised acquisitive behavior".
To set that frequency, metrologists, as scientists of measurement are known, exploit a law of quantum physics: atoms become excited, and their structure changes, when they are exposed to specific amounts of energy — and the amount of energy required to cause a transition from one particular state to another is immutable, specific to each element.
In another type of experiment, animals were reared in environments that provided more than the normal amount and variety of stimulation or were exposed to specific stimuli they might not ordinarily encounter.
The implant works only when exposed to specific frequencies.
Exposed to specific patent information, a budding interest became full-blown, deepening my awareness of their presence and inspiring me to highlight their lives.
Individually housed pigs approximately 21 days of age were exposed to specific doses of PRRS virus isolate VR-2332 by either oral or intranasal routes.
The labeled antibody protein complex was then exposed to specific and nonspecific antigens, and experiments were designed to determine the 'in solution' response.
An ICU stay is a source of both physical and psychological stress, during which invasive techniques are used and patients are exposed to specific conditions related to technical care, safety, and monitoring imperatives.
