Sentence examples for exposing the effects of from inspiring English sources

The photographs capture a giddy faux-science, exposing the effects of creatures and chemicals in new environments without probing for answers.

Exposing the effect of such biases on the geographical distribution of network properties could help target future poultry network data collection exercises.

But it is also important to expose the effects of draconian laws on individuals.

He told a jury at Woolwich crown court that the "documentary" would be released on YouTube and was intended to expose the effects of British foreign policy.

Mr Clover's research exposes the effects of overfishing on oceans and those who depend on them for food.

Although the Sierra Club can trace its history back to 1892, modern environmentalism is mostly a product of the Woodstock generation of "Silent Spring", a 1962 book that exposed the effects of pesticides, of the Whole Earth Catalogues, which were launched in 1968, and of Earth Day, which was first celebrated (by some 20m Americans) on April 22nd 1970.

It exposes the effects of two kinds of suboptimality introduced by the transformed codebook on system performance.

It exposes the effects of two kinds suboptimality, which include the suboptimal point density loss and the mismatched Voronoi shape.

The intentions to expose the effects of individual process variable on phenol removal are highlighted in Fig. 3a.

This well-known relationship analytically exposes the effects of the system parameters on the output frequency response.

Varying light bias levels expose the effects of, luminescence coupling, optical leakage, and shunt leakage currents on the detector performance.