Sentence examples for intensively exposed from inspiring English sources

As the World Trade Center was being built in the late 1960's and early 1970's, scientists were learning that asbestos fibers in materials commonly used to fireproof steel beams could cause cancer in workers and bystanders who were intensively exposed to the fibers, especially around mines and manufacturing plants dealing with asbestos.

Those more intensively exposed to keyboard activities had better symptom status.

The mother inhales essential oil vapors and her skin is both in direct contact with fresh plant material and intensively exposed to the vapors confined under the blanket.

The platinum disk on the left side was intensively exposed to the microscope light (by zooming the field of view) and was completely covered with P+ particles.

And, consistently to Morrell, we obtained estimates of overdiagnosis higher than 40% for the younger cohorts that had been intensively exposed to mammograms for early detection.

The outbreak on HMNZT Tahiti likely represents a worst-case scenario in which nonimmune soldiers were intensively exposed to a highly pathogenic virus while experiencing crowding and ineffective isolation measures.

During the 1918 pandemic period, military nurses and medical officers were intensively and repeatedly exposed to the influenza A (H1N1) pandemic strain in clinics, in ambulances, and on crowded open wards.

He was trained to physically obey several commands and was exposed to human speech intensively by his trainers, veterinarians, guides, and tourists.

Dr. Joan Reibman, a pulmonologist who directs the center, said that most of her patients had not been exposed to the dust as intensively as firefighters and workers who toiled on the debris pile, but that they might have been affected by the contaminated air nonetheless.

A possible explanation could be that goats are generally managed more intensively than sheep and thus might have been exposed to higher doses of the infectious agent because of the more frequent use of concentrates in intensive dairy farming.

It might therefore be of interest to conduct further studies of these naïve T cells and cytokines in sterile SF in order to relate these observations to immunological patterns that have already been described in tissues that are exposed to exogenous factors, or more intensively treated BD patients.