Sentence examples for exposure fell from inspiring English sources

Such exposure fell off sharply in the eighties and nineties, when Generation X came of age.

The frequency of exposure fell sharply during the 1970s, and the heaviest exposures (sawing AIB or applying lagging or sprayed coatings) had virtually ceased by 1982.

After 6 months of recruitment experience, the accrual from mass mailing, advertising, and media exposure fell short of projected enrollment targets.

He accepts that some residents might refuse to return until exposure falls further – the limit recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection is 1 mSv/yr.

UBS's exposure falls into two main categories: $19 billion worth of positions in subprime residential mortgage-backed securities, and what it calls a warehouse of collateralized debt obligations — loans that financial institutions repackage and sell to other banks or investors.

In other words, Blumberg says, "Populations are never sampled to assess whether exposure falls within the range predicted by the modeling studies".

Excluding the early dose surrogate is equivalent to assuming a biologic model that has cancer risk from the exposure falling off in importance years after exposure.

These two sets of estimates were seen as delimiting the window of uncertainty attributed to processing factors; true exposure falls somewhere between these two bounds.

It has been postulated that humans have improved innate immunity in the summer, impaired in the winter and that with 25-hydroxyvitamin D synthesis being so dependent on sunlight exposure, falling winter levels may trigger immune deficiencies [ 20].

The analysis also indicated that the historical chemical-by-chemical approach would have identified every mixture exposure that has an HI greater than one (no mixture exposures fell into Group III).

All predicted PM2.5 exposures fell within the range of observed concentrations.