Sentence examples for exposure to instruments from inspiring English sources

Martin et al. [19] mentions that spinal deformity patients are at higher risk for infection due to very large incisions, greater time of surgery, greater blood loss, greater exposure to instruments and increased amount of instrumentation.

Banks are under pressure to come clean about their exposure to instruments related to the sub-prime mortgage crisis, to clear the air and give banks more confidence in one another.

A pedestrian hit by a car moving at 30mph has a 45% chance of dying; at 40mph, the chance of death is 85%, according to Britain's Department of Transport.Had Mr Wang been commuting on a busy bike route in Amsterdam, Copenhagen or Berlin, his unprotected exposure to instruments of death namely, any vehicle moving at 20mph or more would be nearly nil.

Though their exposure to these instruments is significantly less than banks such as Barclays, these derivatives are "coming under significant pressure now that it looks like we are entering a definite recession and the rate of corporate defaults will rise," says Chen.

The main transmission route in Morocco is still attributed to the nosocomial exposure to contaminated instruments.

Mr. Brey, who had no exposure to period instrument playing, said he practiced four hours a day for a year in preparation for the recital at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Manhattan.

Having recently recorded an organ concerto live with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, he notes: "It was amazing to see a full house of symphony-goers jump up after what must have been for many a first exposure to the instrument in a concerto role".But even the most talented, enterprising young organist will have a hard time surviving on recitals alone.

They provide students with exposure to real engineering instruments and devices.

Bank Negara Malaysia (central bank) maintains healthy foreign exchange reserves, and a well-developed regulatory regime has limited Malaysia's exposure to riskier financial instruments and the global financial crisis.

Neither had previous exposure to the original instruments but they were familiar with health care concepts assessed by the tools.

Both banks wound up with larger exposures to toxic instruments than their rivals did; shareholders want to know why.