Sentence examples for exposure rose from inspiring English sources

An August 24 report by Goldman Sachs says hedge funds' net long exposure rose to 31% as of the end of the second quarter, the highest level since June 2008 but well below the level hit in September 2007.

In contrast, temperature elevations observed within the first minute of NIR exposure rose significantly steeper for tumors and liver in animals pretreated with PEG-NRs, while the trend was also increased but not significant for the intestine.

In particular, we found a 40% increase in the risk of using two or more major drugs as a teenager (95% CI: 1.0-1.8) among subjects with any prenatal and early postnatal exposure that rose to 60% among subjects in the highest exposure tertile (95% CI: 1.2-2.2).

The cell population containing GT-GFP was also transfected with VSV-G protein to enable us to trigger cell cell fusion with a brief acidic exposure (Florkiewicz and Rose, 1984).

More than a century ago, doctors found they could induce a hay fever sufferer's wheezing by exposure to an artificial rose.

For each monitoring site, mean wave heights were recorded with respect to their angle of exposure, using the wave-rose data.

Watching The Bachelor is like undergoing controlled exposure to a toxin: get enough rose petals and red dresses in your system, and you're inoculated for life.

For example in 2006 in neighboring Ecuador, which has a budding (pun intended) rose industry, The Harvard School of Public Health did a study on the children of mothers who were working in the rose industry and had exposure to chemicals.

To validate the proximity approach-based exposure classification, we constructed monthly wind roses of the area for the entire study period.

Photothrombotic ischemia was induced by injection of rose bengal (30 mg/kg) and exposure to cold light.

When DeFeo died in 1989 at 60, of a lung cancer that friends believed was hastened by her long exposure to lead paint, she was still trying to save "The Rose".