Sentence examples for exposure spread from inspiring English sources
Unlike the instantaneous Hiroshima explosion during World War II, the Chernobyl calamity resulted in a protracted exposure, spread over several weeks and months, which may be less harmful than instantaneous exposures.
Due to numerous highly adverse effects of smoking during pregnancy, there is a need to monitor the extent of exposure, spread the knowledge of these effects to the fetus, and promote smoking cessation.
This enabled us to identify areas where local PM10 exposure spread its impact throughout the region (Milan and its hinterland, and other main cities in the basin of the Po River) and municipalities whose residents were primarily impacted by exposure to PM10 in the other areas where they worked or attended school (the mountain municipalities).
Ideas with merit get more exposure spreading the idea further.
This factor is dependent on several parameters including exposure, spreading rate, previous frequency of occurrence etc., which define the potential of the disease causing the infection.
Business, technology and wealth news: Anthrax Exposure Spreads At D.C. Post Office Two Washington, D.C., postal workers have been confirmed to have pulmonary anthrax.
"I wanted it to be like the great land rush where the gun is fired and everybody takes off," said Dr. Beckwith, who devoted his discretionary budget toward the immense amount of telescope time needed for the project -- 800 separate exposures spread out over four months.
Wies Budiman is a grandmother in her 50's who owns and edits Male Emporium, in which the photo spreads limit the exposure of flesh to a woman in a bra, baring her midriff.
Instead, your exposure is spread among 30 different companies with no company accounting for more than 5% of the total.
Everyone tried to reduce exposure to spread widening by selling short some kind of credit-sensitive instrument, mainly interest-rate swaps.
Exposure of spreading anchorage-dependent cells to laminar flow is a common technique to measure the strength of cell adhesion.
