Sentence examples for exposure will have from inspiring English sources

This finding indicates that infancy is not a critical period beyond which novelty exposure will have little effect on enhancing spatial memory.

Understanding of how vaccine efficacy changes with parasite exposure will have important implications for how SSM-VIMT could be used to eliminate malaria.

Anyone, for instance, who took a short position in the DAX to hedge some general European equity exposure will have been severely burnt through this rather dubious behaviour by Porsche.

State health experts don't believe the perchlorate exposure will have any effect on residents, even those considered at high risk, such as pregnant women and people with thyroid conditions, said Al Lundeen, a spokesman for the public health agency.

It is therefore still unknown whether combining hypoxic and heat exposure will have an additive effect on physical performance.

It is unlikely that background exposure will have effects if the blood lead concentrations in the TLC trial did not.

"If the company is declared bankrupt, the [banks'] exposures will have to be classified as non-performing and provisions will have to be set aside," said Nomura banking analyst Paola Biraschi.

After publication of IARC Monograph volume 87, expected in 2004 or 2005, nearly 900 agents, mixtures, and exposures will have been evaluated.

These estimates document that efforts to combat mercury pollution and to reduce MeHg exposures will have very substantial economic benefits in Europe, mainly in southern countries.

For chronic exposures t should be chosen to reflect at least ten half-lives, but needn't include the entire individual history as the earliest exposures will have negligible contributions to the measured biomarker concentration.

Most risks have a hypothetical component, and we cannot say with certainty that x exposure will cause (has caused) adverse outcome y.