Sentence examples for exposure and influence from inspiring English sources

"On the Sunday Morning Talk Shows, a Rather Familiar Cast of Characters" (news article, June 9) identifies a problem that troubles Hispanic leaders: the formulaic production of news shows that give undue exposure and influence to a select group of mostly white men.

Physical vulnerability results from exposure, and social vulnerability emanates from social factors that place people in highly exposed areas, affect the sensitivity of people to that exposure, and influence their capacity to respond and adapt.

Meanwhile, there's the value of the increased exposure and influence represented by those Likes, each of which can put the organization's message in hundreds or thousands of new streams.

Transport of Act D by ABC transporters could be clinically relevant, with the potential to alter drug exposure and influence associated toxicities.

Achieving these objectives will provide a characterization of household cockroach allergen exposure on a nationwide basis, assist clinicians in assessing the likelihood of a patient's exposure, and influence research hypotheses for intervention studies.

The potential exposure and influence of these or other natural AHR ligands (e.g., volcanic PHAHS/PAHs, some algal toxins) on CYP1A1 expression in sperm whales warrants further research, perhaps especially in GP, where both anthropogenic and natural sources of AHR inducers are poorly known.

In addition, IL-6 is required for a full induction of UCP1 protein expression in response to cold exposure and influences the UCP1 protein content WAT of both untrained and exercise trained animals [ 20].

If they win, as some almost certainly will this fall, their political message, exposure, status and influence will all continue to rise.

While Miley is obviously not the first famous woman to talk about her sexuality or sex (requisite shout out to Madonna), she is the first with the kind of exposure to and influence over young people that she has and since, as Whitney so eloquently put it, the children are the future, that's huge.

In his 27 years at the institute, Melnick has engaged in a wide range of activities that have advanced scientific knowledge of the adverse health effects of chemical exposures and influenced public health policy making in this area.

There are additional problems associated with using historical data, in terms of disentangling the influence of cohort effects related to differential HPV exposure and the influence of changing practice in screening, diagnostic and treatment procedures.