Sentence examples for exposure heading from inspiring English sources

The poor report may stoke anxieties about the fragility of Wall Street's marquee names, and investors may be eager to cover their exposure heading into the weekend.

Suzanne Collins's Hunger Games books have sold loads more than Veronica Roth's Divergent trilogy, while Jennifer Lawrence had a wider exposure heading into The Hunger Games than rising star Shailene Woodley did before the weekend.

Scores of volunteers attempted to rescue the whales, but the animals, weakened by exposure, headed back to the beach.

A number of environmental factors have been associated with an increased risk of Parkinson's including: pesticide exposure, head injuries, and living in the country or farming.

Epidemiological studies show a relationship between fetal PAH exposure, head circumference, and cognitive performance (Perera et al. 2003, 2006), but few animal studies have explored whether these agents directly affect brain development.

We calculated the odds ratios for basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma tumours separately in comparison with controls and by anatomical sites with chronic sunlight exposure (head and neck) versus other sites, as well as separately by specific site of occurrence (for example, head and neck, upper limbs, trunk, and lower limbs).

But the spotlight of scrutiny is swinging and a similar exposure is heading education's way".

While there are some obvious potential hazards (people viewing content on a desktop and then going to the store with their device, or people getting a new device in between exposure and heading to the store), these should "wash out" in a well-designed test and control group structure.

Therefore, this laboratory-based study aimed to determine the differences between a single-axial (vertical) and multi-axial (vertical + lateral) suspension seat in reducing WBV exposures, head acceleration, self-reported discomfort, and muscle activity (electromyography) of the major muscle of the low back, neck and shoulders.

The association between benzene exposure and head size at birth was stronger when we assessed head size from the single measurement right after birth than when we assessed it from the repeated measurements performed within a few days after birth, although trends were qualitatively similar.

"We don't know if it's a specific age, we don't know if it's a cumulative number of years of exposure to head trauma, we don't know what combination of hits to the head set this disease in motion," Dr. Stern said.