Sentence examples for exposure to relevant from inspiring English sources

The American linguist Noam Chomsky, for example, has stressed the very specific ways in which the brains of human beings are innately structured to acquire, upon exposure to relevant data, only a small subset of all the logically possible languages with which the data are compatible.

Similarly, exposure to relevant media stories during the 2009 A/H1N1influenza pandemic was associated with higher efficacy beliefs regarding hygiene, which in turn was associated with greater frequency of reported tissue access and sanitising gel purchase among British people [49].

Geographical and socioeconomic variations may reflect differing opportunities for exposure to relevant infectious agents.

Health education campaigns have focused on influencing people's risk perceptions by exposure to relevant risk information.

Incidence largely reflects the population's exposure to relevant risk factors and the effect of implemented interventions.

Such information would reflect the degree of exposure to relevant occupational hazards among different types of hospital workers in Hong Kong.

The variations we observed in incidence rates by race, area-based SES, and geography could be indicative of differential exposures to relevant environmental factors, with respect to person or place.

Hess has apparently had no direct exposure to the relevant testimony; it is his job to bring evidence of crimes to a grand jury, not to rule on the merits himself, based on secondhand evidence.

Moreover, a 21-days laboratory exposure to environmental relevant concentrations of ethinylestradiol (EE2) was also performed.

Furthermore, more than 60% of adherent HUVEC were retained on aECM 1 after exposure to physiologically relevant shear stresses (⩽100 dynes/cm2).

Recently, it was shown that exposure to environmentally relevant concentrations of EE2 can lead to the collapse of entire fish populations [35].