Sentence examples for heighten exposure from inspiring English sources

Infection is logically more likely in slow-moving or stagnant water and areas where agriculture and rodents mix; lakes, ponds and canals are more likely to be contaminated than fast-running streams, although some activities – angling, for example, where minor cuts and nicks are common, and swimming, where some water will almost inevitably enter the mouth – could heighten exposure.

Here, we employed an experimental design similar to one used previously to determine what behavioral factors heighten exposure to questing Ixodes pacificus nymphs in a hardwood forest in the far-western United States.

Rahui Papa, spokesman for Maori King Tuheitia, told Stuff he hoped the day would heighten exposure for what happened on local battlefields in the same way that ANZAC Day had led to greater awareness of the battle of ANZAC Cove.

Apparently conditions that heighten exposure to discrepancies facilitate adaptation.

These approaches, epitomized by Wisner et al.'s (2004) Pressure and Release/Access to Resources Model, capture the physical conditions that heighten exposure, and the contextualized socio-political causal factors that create these conditions.

But she said her introduction to Ms. Watnick's pristine collection, as well as the heightened exposure vintage clothes received during the tenure of the socialite Tiffany Dubin as head of the fashion department at Sotheby's, helped her change her mind.

While the families seemed to be well satisfied with the settlement, the study of whether their children had a heightened exposure to toxic chemicals from two waste dumps that tainted the water supply since the 1960's may still not provide the answers they had hungered for.

Despite evidence that adolescence represents a period of heightened exposure to marijuana, little research exists regarding possible impairment in adolescents who smoke marijuana regularly, and none exists regarding basic behavioral processes.

Volatile global oil supply patterns create heightened exposure to price fluctuations.

"It's something that's going to be heightened exposure for her, and she's kind of already suffered a little bit of backlash … The level of racism that's out there, that she has witnessed on some of these websites [that covered her case], it's been very upsetting to her.

To a lesser extent, heightened exposure subgroups were also estimated using population density data.