Sentence examples for exposure to damage from inspiring English sources

Travelers temporarily suspended repurchases after Hurricane Sandy while it assessed its exposure to damage claims.

Vulnerability and adaptability indicate the relationships from exposure to damage and from damage to recovery, respectively (Fig. 1).

Thus, under the zone of primary necrosis, "a hidden injury" is forming immediately after exposure to damage factor where trophic changes lead to subsequent necrosis of tissues.

What's worse, the Atlantic hurricane season isn't even over yet, and estimates haven't been released for possible exposure to damage from Hurricane Wilma, which hit the Florida peninsula last week.

Checkpoint-proficient cells undergo a transient delay in mitotic entry upon exposure to damage [7].

These differences in the expression patterns of the BER modulated yeast strains and yeast exposed to MMS may, in part, represent the difference between responses to an acute influx of damage, as for MMS, rather than a chronic exposure to damage, as would be generated by BER modulation.

The plan would reduce the liabilities of companies and their insurers if they unsuccessfully defend a claim, limiting their exposure to damages.

How do we account for nonclimate variables, such as whether a city magnified its exposure to damages from wildfire or rising seas by permitting development in risky places?

Acquired mutations are believed to occur randomly over time, appearing spontaneously or after exposure to damaging agents such as ultraviolet light.

The continuous firing of the plasma engine would cut the astronauts' Earth-to-Mars trip from six months to three months, reducing the astronauts' exposure to damaging cosmic radiation and calcium-draining weightlessness.

Retinal degeneration was assessed by histology 10 days after exposure to damaging white light.