Sentence examples for exposure to performance from inspiring English sources

It seems clear that the early exposure to performance, music and movement has given both men a notable creative confidence.

Students interested in the writing of Samuel Beckett and exposure to the performance techniques for his work are encouraged to apply.

"But it's not a good idea to allow those responsible for the stock prices of publicly traded companies to reduce the financial exposure to the performance of their companies to the time of their choosing".

To examine the relation of prenatal polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) exposure to child performance on neuropsychological tests of attention and information processing.

Signals were visualized by incubation of the membranes in ECL Plus reagents and exposure to Hyper performance Chemiluminescence film.

Signals were visualized by incubation of the membranes in Enhanced Chemiluminescence (ECL) Plus reagents and exposure to Hyper Performance Chemiluminescence film (GE Healthcare, Buckinghamshire, UK).

We predicted that, in our study, positive assortative mating for foraging techniques might occur if zebra finch mating preferences are affected by the acquisition of a novel foraging technique and exposure to its performance by conspecifics from nutritional independence until sexual maturity.

The current generation of music students will be China's most cosmopolitan ever, having obtained wide exposure to international performances.

European kids were getting their first exposure to explosive performances by Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard and Eddie Cochran.

Two very recent studies in children from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children ALSPACC), a prospective UK birth cohort, related prenatal nicotine exposure to impaired reading performance [ 42] and increased risk of language impairment and poor performance on language tasks [ 43].

Although there is evidence that exposure to hyperoxia improves performance during continuous exercise for more than 3 min [24, 27, 33], the effects of hyperoxic gas inhalation on performance during intermittent exercise have been controversial [30].