Sentence examples for means of exposing from inspiring English sources

"The shark is only a convenient means of exposing that vulnerability".

Scandal has become a means of exposing the fault lines of the culture, the collision of personal and political.

He intended it -- in regard to instrumentation -- as the means of exposing the highest qualities in execution and expression of the greatest players in the world".

Hamas proudly took the "credit" as a means of exposing, it said, the collusion between the Palestinian Authority and the occupying forces of Israel.

Yet he claimed that white had no special significance, that it was "just a means of exposing other elements of the painting".

A spokesman for the American command, Lt. Col. Roger King, said Special Forces units deployed to bases like the one at Asadabad were working on the assumption that applying pressure on any possible hideout was the best means of exposing their quarry.

The mean of the unexposed controls was then subtracted from the mean of exposed pH 2 colony counts, resulting in a log10 ratio that correlates to percent survival.

Fold changes were based on the arithmetic mean of exposed versus control within groups.

The heart of the paper is an elegant experiment in which they adjust the mean number of exposed pili by tuneable induction of expression of the assembly ATPase in N. meningitidis, PilF.

Effect size is expressed in various forms, as the difference between the mean scores of exposed and unexposed groups, the change in score per unit change in an exposure biomarker, or the change in risk (relative risk, odds ratio) associated with a particular value of the biomarker.

But living a life that is meaningful and the best it can be means taking the risk of exposing what you truly are.