Sentence examples for important exposures from inspiring English sources

The challenge of identifying the important exposures — and getting them into a bottle — is a pressing one.

A growing interest exists in using glycemic index and glycemic load as potentially important exposures in investigations of risk for a variety of chronic diseases.

Creative use of both intervention and observational study designs and data, for both menopausal hormone therapy and other important exposures, is essential to generating the research, clinical, and translational findings that advance public health.

Also included are important exposures of the Devonian sequence that yield several species of fossil fish.

The cliff and foreshore exposures around Portishead Point provide important exposures of geological structures formed during the Variscan mountain building episode in the Carboniferous Period of geological history.

Tissue samples can be analyzed for a wide number of epidemiologically important exposures.

Baverstock says the opportunity opened doors and led to important exposure for the band.

"This helps give Disney more important exposure to the young male demographic that they have sort of lost some ground with in recent years," said David Joyce, a media analyst at stockbroker Miller Tabak.

"Cyprus is facing the prospect of entering [a rescue] mechanism not because of the fiscal state of the economy, but because of the need to recapitalise Cypriot banks which have important exposure to the Greek economy," said the veteran communist.

Yet we'd always longed for that important exposure, and felt it represented rectitude-in-practice, self-evident wisdom, and a sense of fairness expressed by an unpretentious bent for the arts.

Deals with other entertainment distributors will provide important exposure.