Sentence examples for exposure like from inspiring English sources

Varenicline exposure (like miR-153) was unable to reverse the increase in Ccl2 expression due to previous ethanol exposure (p<0.006 relative to controls).

EtOH exposure (like rapamycin) either did not change or, at higher concentrations, increased AKT phosphorylation on both Ser473 and Thr308, suggesting that a stronger dose of EtOH might stimulate mTORC2 activity.

Takada added, "I think exposure like that is dangerous.

"Direct exposure like this is such an effective learning tool," Carol Donovan said.

Big businesses with considerable international exposure, like Sasol, have been among the most aggressive, seizing on e-commerce.

"I've spoken to Colin Jackson about how to raise my profile and get exposure like Bolt," he says, half-smiling, half-serious.

Lead's toxicity has long been known, and most of the uses that led to human exposure, like the manufacture of lead paint, have been banned for decades.

In most cases, Cook said, the more gimmicky promotions came from smaller universities, or bigger universities in conferences that received less exposure, like those on the West Coast.

A sporting event run every two weeks for eight months of the year and broadcast around the world offered sponsors and advertisers a marketing exposure like no other.

"A daily sunscreen habit is a good habit," says Sivamani, explaining that incidental exposure, like the kind you get from walking to the train or office in the morning, can add up over time.

There are, fortunately, dozens of delicious whites that don't get enough exposure, like light wines from Alsace; tart, fruity wines from Galicia, in Spain; pinot gris from Oregon; and bright Loire wines like Jean Sauvion's crisp 2002 Quincy Les Glaneuses.