Sentence examples for intentionally exposed from inspiring English sources

The approval of the vaccine made by Sanofi Pasteur, a division of French company Sanofi-Aventis, was not based on tests of people intentionally exposed to the H5N1 because it would be unethical to expose people to the deadly virus.

"Children were enticed into living in lead-tainted housing and subjected to a research program which intentionally exposed them to lead poisoning in order for the extent of the contamination of these children's blood to be used by scientific researchers to assess the success of lead paint or lead dust abatement measures," said the suit, filed in state court in Baltimore.

In this study, the resorbable collagen membrane was intentionally exposed to allow for socket sealing.

To quantify the effect of high voltage on the electrochemical properties of high-potential spinel ordered-LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4, it was intentionally exposed to 5.3 V for 100 h that can ensure the decomposition of electrolyte.

They reported that the discomfort and swelling following surgery was less severe when the membrane was intentionally exposed without flap dissection than when the primary suture was performed through flap dissection.

Unlike previous studies that showed the resorbable membrane as a reservoir of bacterial propagation resulting in infection and eventually failure of bone graft, there was not a single case of failure due to infection when membranes were intentionally exposed.

Households are intentionally exposing themselves to local market movements.

A student at Si Tanka Huron University has become the first person in the state to be convicted of intentionally exposing someone to the virus that causes AIDS.

"Would you consider it inhumane to intentionally expose a detainee to cold or intentionally immerse a detainee in water until such time as a detainee begins shivering?" Mr. Levin asked.

I tried flooding and doing behavior training on myself, intentionally exposing myself to places and situation that deeply upset me to see if I could burn out my emotional receptors.

In England and Wales indecent "exposure" is covered by the Sexual Offenders Act 2003 (part 66) which defines an offence if (a) a man intentionally exposes his genitals, and (b) he intends that someone will see them and be caused alarm or distress, punishable by up to two years' imprisonment.