Sentence examples for loss of exposure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Assink also lamented the loss of exposure for Samuel Carl Adams, son of the noted California composer John Adams.

"There are often agents in the audience at these performances, so there is a real loss of exposure for students," said Ms. Washington, who teaches orchestra and lamented the loss of two violin instructors who have yet to be replaced.

"The loss of exposure and employment for singers in New York can only have a detrimental effect, especially the weekly artists who don't have the opportunity to make income in a regular way," said Matthew A. Epstein of Columbia Artists Management.

Osteoporosis A loss of exposure of estrogen will lead to osteoporosis which leads to bone fragility and stress fractures (Figure 4).

The inclusion of acquired immunity allows us to model potential effects of IPT on immunity through loss of exposure and the inclusion of infectivity captures potential effects on transmission intensity.

However, urbanization maintains exposure to the crowd infections that lack immunoregulatory roles, while accelerating loss of exposure to the natural environment.

Design considerations covered include: air cleaning and conditioning; construction materials; losses of exposure materials; evenness of exposure; sampling biases; animal observation and care; noise and vibration control, safe exhausts, chamber loading, reliability, pressure fluctuations; neck seals, masks, animal restraint methods; and animal comfort.

We compared the strength and magnitude of the associations for various weight loss variables with the change in cardiometabolic levels and diabetes incidence to quantify the short- and long-term time-dependent effects of weight loss, recent weight loss, degree of exposure to excess weight, and weight cycling in the first 2 years of the DPP trial.

As for the larger implications for the orchestra's reputation, Mr. Assink lamented the loss of this exposure for the ensemble, with its music director, Michael Tilson Thomas, in standard repertory: Mahler's Ninth Symphony, Brahms's First and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4. The programs, he said, are "carefully planned to showcase the development of the orchestra and its unique artistic profile".

The results from CV analysis agree reasonably well with those from chemisorption if the sample amounts and methods of sample deposition preceding CV analysis can be well-controlled and there is no loss of surface exposure by the Nafion over-layer.

This is consistent with loss of solvent exposure of the Trp residues, such as might occur as the cavity closes upon ligand binding.