Sentence examples for intense exposure to from inspiring English sources
The radiation exposure in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a short-lived, intense, exposure to relatively high doses of penetrating radiation.
Thanks to his intense exposure to guinea pigs during his breeding experiments, developed a lasting allergy to them.
Melanomas are more common if you have intermittent intense exposure to the sun – think sunburn during a week in southern Spain.
But was it right to give intense exposure to children accused of bullying, disruption and truancy and to their sometimes difficult home lives?
External materials are also organic, with local basalt stone in the garden, copper on the roof and durable wood finishes that can handle the salty air and intense exposure to the elements.
A major trend in vintage Rolex collecting has been the explosive growth in demand and value for watches with black dials that have turned brown or "tropical" due to intense exposure to the sun and heat.
But intense exposure to sunlight and repeated periods of drought in recent years have put deep stress on the vines and soil, conditions that are expected to become even more pronounced in the decades ahead.
He joined a vocal group of scientists who called for wider availability of a drug that can help prevent thyroid cancers from showing up after intense exposures to radiation.
We hypothesized that if cross-transmission had occurred, we were likely to see more intense exposure prior to first detection of a VNTR I or VNTR II strain with a strain from the same cluster compared with exposure to strains from another cluster or unique strains.
Age seems to modify the effect of passive smoking on CAP but it is not clear if this interaction is due to age 'per se' or if it is due to prolonged exposure or a different or more intense exposure pattern to passive tobacco smoke at home in elderly participants.
Environmental and industrial products, in spite of their widespread prevalence in industrial societies as contaminants, are less important unless unexpectedly intense exposure occurs to the intestinal tract.
