Sentence examples for exposure theme from inspiring English sources

When determining if an everyday risk was important enough to try to control exposure (Theme III) research participants spoke both of their increased scrutiny of health information and the emotional toll of having to decide or not to decide on certain risk avoidance behaviours.

We purposively sampled experienced GPs to ensure sufficient exposure to the theme of this study.

In a similar theme exposure of human embryonic kidney cell line HEK 293 to 100 nm ZnO NMs resulted in up-regulation of IL6 and IL8 genes from the cells in vitro[ 32].

But Exposure, while exploring themes some might detect in her work, is her first foray into espionage.

Our study demonstrates both the widely varying views of different constituents around the issue of pesticide exposure and common themes that can form the basis for collaboration and consensus on approaching the issue.

Mr. Ames and Mr. Pittman, however, recall that when the Christian singer Debbie Boone became a chart leader back in the late 1970's, it was thanks in part to the exposure she got singing theme music for television advertisements.

Though anyone used to seeing this on a big opera-house stage will be fascinated to see how its choreography changes on a small one, the exposure that its exacting Theme and Variations finale places on its leading man and woman is intense.

"But inability to adapt to mainstream exposure is a common theme".

The second theme, the exposure, combined the exploded version of MESH headings "urban population" or "urban health" or "rural population" or "rural health" or "geography".

Barra then evaluates a stock's risk by breaking it down into three components: risk from exposure to different investment themes, risk associated with an industry and company-specific risks.

Examples for therapy goals or themes are: exposure to critical factors (e.g. to use public transportation, to go shopping alone), to socialize with other people, to deal with family problems, to perform relaxation techniques regularly, to create a structural schedule for the day and the week, to concern about occupational rehabilitation.