Sentence examples for extensive exposure of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarris said that extensive exposure of Cypriot banks to Greece and the country's exclusion from international financial markets had made asking for a bailout a matter of urgency.

b The traditional approach allows for extensive exposure of the trochlea with dislocation of the patella.

The extensive exposure of the fragment for plate fixation was thought to compromise blood supply to the fracture-fragments in his series [1].

Rachischisis is the most severe form of spina bifida; in this lethal condition, an extensive segment of the rachis is absent, resulting in extensive exposure of neural tissue [11].

Shawky heaps enormous attention on these disputes with extensive exposure of the corruption that undermines the political and personal agendas and ambitions of the protagonists, setting back the potential development of true faith for Christian and Muslim a thousand years.

However, four other significant evolutionary changes towards more extensive exposure of female genitalia (see Figure 4) indicate that other selective factors may also affect this trait.

The eastern third of the state is a complex zone of old, eroded highlands, with extensive exposures of granite and mineralized metamorphic rocks, occasionally capped by younger basalt flows, and with broad basins of even more-recent sedimentary rocks.

In the Sassari area, the analysis of extensive exposures of the Porto Torres sub-basin fill sequences have facilitated a detailed reconstruction of a complex multistorey mixed carbonate siliciclastic submarine channel, the Sassari Channel.

The extensive exposures of Irrawaddy Formation, combined with their long temporal range (middle Miocene to Pleistocene), suggest a high potential for the understanding of Asian hominoids evolution.

It was the aim of the present study to evaluate the performance of the IGRA QuantiFERON®-TB Gold In-Tube (QFT-GIT) in the serial testing of German HCWs in the absence of recent extensive exposure, to determine the frequency of inconsistent QFT-GIT results (conversions and reversions), and to identify independent predictors of persistent QFT-GIT positivity.

Analysts have long expected Chinese insurers, including the country’s second-largest life insurer, Ping An, and its largest property insurer, PICC Property and Casualty, to suffer in a down market because of their extensive exposure to equities, but the extent of China Life’s losses were alarming: twice as much as the decline in the general market during the same quarter.