Sentence examples for exposure left from inspiring English sources

Dr. Black said that it took experience to even see the pattern that amphibole exposure left on the body, and that Libby was one of the few places in the world where that experience had been developed.

Marie Curie's decades of exposure left her chronically ill and nearly blind from cataracts, and ultimately caused her death at 67, in 1934, from either severe anemia or leukemia.

The dust exposure left "a substantial proportion of workers with abnormal lung function," the researchers report in an article to be published on Thursdayin The New England Journal of Medicine.

That exposure left Brocken somewhat powerless, he said, so he turned to what he knew best.

I only have one exposure left, so I take a picture of my dick, then roll up the film and spool in another.

In the morning, more than 150 people -- mostly children -- were found dead of exposure, leaving many to wonder what worse horrors could befall the Afghan people.

Similarly, the chronic illness caused by low-level radiation exposure leaves the person alive but in a permanently debilitated state.

And developers sometimes found ways to bump their apps higher in the top charts for exposure, leaving iPhone owners wondering if a new app was really that popular, or if it was some sort of paid promotion.

For instance, he says, most of the prevented cases in the ring vaccination trial would occur shortly after exposure, leaving it open to how well the vaccine protects in the longer term.

The organizers of the fair don't give you any information on ROI (return on investment), other than talking about exposure, leaving you with second-hand anecdotal accounts of profit/loss.

The increase in Ngn3+ cells is evident already after 2 days of RA exposure although Hes1 expression is significantly reduced first after 4 days of RA exposure, leaving open the possibility that the increase in Ngn3+ cells is independent of Hes1 expression.