Sentence examples for given direct exposure from inspiring English sources

Goats were held in paddocks that had previously housed scrapie-positive sheep but were not given direct exposure to sheep after arrival.

Child witnesses and victims of crime are also often subjected to violations, including giving testimony in open court, where they have direct exposure to the perpetrator and their supporters, and they can face harsh cross-examination.

Each student is given direct hands-on training and exposure to all facets of diagnostic ultrasound.

My postdoc helped broaden my research interests (I went from vertebrate developmental neurobiology to Drosophila genetics), and it also gave me direct exposure to science policy.

Romney later said that the years spent as an LDS minister gave him direct exposure to people struggling financially and empathy for those with family problems.

As a result, Poisson GAMs cannot give direct estimates of increases in the relative risk of morbidity and mortality as a result of exposure to PM.

Smile and give direct eye contact.

Living amid Asian immigrant enclaves gave California composers direct exposure to Eastern musical ways.

The International Monetary Fund said in a report last year: "The sensitivity of the Maltese banking sector to sovereign risk events in Europe is low, given very low direct exposures to vulnerable countries, as well as domestic banks' reliance on a traditional retail deposit-based banking model".

US officials keep saying that US banks have little "direct" exposure to Italy.

Given the increased reliance on agrochemicals in modern agriculture, direct exposure and water contamination remain important considerations as well.