Sentence examples for genuine exposure from inspiring English sources

"Look, if the core is really going to matter for a student's education, they need genuine exposure to that discipline," he told me a few minutes before class.

The measured 'exposure variable' in our case proximity may be a poor surrogate for a genuine exposure variable.

In our experiment, we sought to use an initial infection protocol that would not lead to infection, but was a genuine exposure to a live pathogen with the potential to stimulate a defence response (figure 1).

She reported headaches, pain and muscle twitching during the genuine exposures and no symptoms for the majority of the sham exposures.

Genuine cross-demographic exposure.

However, when considering the potential for misclassification of the travel information, we still believe that the different risk estimates reflect genuine differences in exposure.

Our study suggests that this observed excess is not caused by ascertainment bias because men are at higher risk for disease, but rather it appears to be a genuine difference in exposure.

This apparent fall in salivary cotinine concentrations may represent a genuine reduction in exposure of asthmatic children to SHS between 1994 and the present time or may be due to parents in the present study reducing their child's exposure to SHS prior to the assessment knowing that cotinine is to be measured.

WASHINGTON--The controversy over Gulf War syndrome is unlikely to die anytime soon: Several studies released at a press conference here today suggest that the vague symptoms reported by some Gulf veterans may result from genuine illnesses caused by exposure to chemicals.

With respect to London, the decrease in smallpox mortality evident in the London Bills in the late eighteenth century is unlikely to represent a genuine reduction in smallpox exposure or lethality.

In a substudy exclusively evaluating exposure to genuine ephedra alkaloids, an overall null finding was reported (OR = 1.0), with a possible detrimental effect with large doses (OR = 3.6, 95% CI: 0.7, 18) (18).