Sentence examples for major exposed from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, structures have been determined for broadly neutralizing antibodies that recognize all major exposed surfaces of the prefusion-closed HIV-1-envelope (Env) trimer.

For example, garden warblers (Sylvia borin) exposed to a toy exhibited active exploration [20] and great tits (Parus major) exposed to a box showed increased activity [19], yet neither showed a change in circulating CORT levels.

Female great tits (Parus major) exposed to nest parasites during laying produced offspring that were more likely to recruit locally (Heeb et al. 1998).

Antibodies isolated from HIV-1-infected donors, however, have been shown to recognize all major exposed regions of the prefusion-closed Env trimer, and an emerging understanding of the immunological and structural characteristics of these antibodies and the epitopes they recognize is enabling new approaches to vaccine design.

The major exposed rock type is Closepet Granite at the western margin of the Eastern Dharwar Craton (Swaminath and Ramakrishnan [1981]), where it meets with the Bhima Basin.

In 2009, the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) produced a major expose on him.

Just ponder what that says about these organizations -- there is a major expose in the NYT documenting that these news outlets misleadingly shoveled government propaganda down the throats of their viewers on matters of war and terrorism and they don't feel the least bit obliged to answer for what they did or knew about any of it...

Ironically, this was announced by the EPA the same week that a major expose was published, on the front page of the Chronicle of Higher Education, on Syngenta's efforts to obscure results of research on frogs that showed significant harm from atrazine.

The major exposes students to the scientific process through a set of core courses and electives from a range of subdisciplines.

Not just major exposes like the scandal over MPs' expenses or the scale of state surveillance by American intelligence, but the way that day in, day out, journalists chip away to unveil the core of the story and what it means for the public.

Bachmann, who initially wouldn't budge, called for a major "expose" into the matter.