Sentence examples for fair exposure from inspiring English sources

Public health, my life's work, gets a fair exposure in the paper, unlike other parts of the press.

Investigations can be more timely if patients with influenza-like symptoms inform clinicians of recent swine exposure and if clinicians consider variant influenza virus infection in patients with influenza-like symptoms and recent swine or agricultural fair exposure.

They teach teamwork, fair play, exposure to new friends/teammates, how to lose graciously, how to stay humble in a win and exercise to keep bodies strong.

Here we have outlined an alternative metadata-driven mechanism for achieving finely-grained FAIR data exposures in association with journal publication which can be utilized by authors themselves as the creators of research data, and where authors can retain control over the type of metadata captured.

That subculture has been getting a fair amount of exposure lately, with a steady stream of concerts on the East End.

Being a lawyer with a fair amount of exposure to medical procedures, he interrogated the orthopedic surgeon extensively before the operation and marked the healthy shoulder with a large "NO".

According to the memo, one of the questions deemed likely to be asked was: "I thought the fund was diversified, and now it turns out it seems to have had a fair amount of exposure to the subprime mortgage market.

The government agency that employs the counters, the Higher Council for the Audiovisual, or C.S.A., monitors television and the radio to ensure that all candidates, mainstream or marginal, receive their fair share of exposure in France's highly concentrated media galaxy, where 4 of 400 television channels command 60 percent of viewers.

Our model portfolios still have a fair amount of exposure to these markets, which are partially offset by some exchange-traded funds that move inversely to some emerging markets such as UltraShort FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Proshares (amex: FXP) and the Short MSCI Emerging Markets ProShares (amex: EUM).

News editors, TV executives, and publishers insist that the alleged foibles and peccadilloes of celebrities, even those that wear the mantle of the presidency, and now in the case of Michelle, their wives, are fair game for exposure.

Lifestyle, sun exposure, fair skin, light eye color, poor ability to tan, Northern European or Celtic ethnicity, family history of melanoma, benign nevi, various major histocompatibility complex alleles, and mutations in the p16 gene have been reported as risk factors for cutaneous melanoma [ 3- 16].