Sentence examples for exposure in the shared from inspiring English sources

This trend is mainly limited to opportunistic or potentially pathogenic bacterial groups, and it is likely to reflect the microbial exposure in the shared living environment and/or the close contacts between family members, since most of the subjects in group F (13 out of 21, defined as group FC) lived with their centenarian parents.

Sports Direct said its "maximum exposure" in the option deal is worth about £64m and gives Ashley influence over the Debenhams shares for at least a year.

Such exposure is reflected in the share prices of banks in the big and stable European countries, which are wagged by the tail of their smaller neighbours.

Muholi considers those who gaze down her lens collaborators rather than subjects, and she too shares in the radical exposure in the queer, empowered nudes of ZaVa (2013) which show the affectionate entwining of her body with that of her white partner.

Tennessee, for example, has the highest disparities in exposure: the minority share of the health risk is 43percentt while the minority share of that state's population is 21percentt.

It gets unprecedented exposure in the global media.

It has very little exposure in the mainstream media".

This assesses whether the risk for depression or fatigue is greater in people who are familially susceptible to the exposure (i.e., those whose co-twin reported the exposure); shared environments (C) are implicated in the absence of evidence of genetic mediation (A).

For example, it was shown recently that only 13 genes out of 463 genes up-regulated by more than 2-fold following IR exposure in 2 Gy were shared by three different cell lines used [ 23].

Elevated risk of sporadic RCC associated with a family history of kidney cancer may indicate an inherited component in aetiology or environmental exposures that are shared in families.

This is the squishy middle ground of self-exposure, in which the more we share about the depths of our own circumstance, the more (paradoxically) we connect.