Sentence examples for more likely exposed from inspiring English sources

While HSV-2 infected humans might be more likely exposed to HIV alone, it is not impossible that someone infected with HIV and HSV-2 could spread both viruses (or at least HIV) to another individual (who might already by HSV-2 positive) during one encounter.

Immigrants may be more likely exposed to gastrointestinal pathogens due to poor food and water hygiene that masquerade as appendicitis.

Housing condition is an important factor because children are more likely exposed to lead in old houses with deteriorating paint compared with well-maintained houses of the same age.

If areas close to human residences are increasingly contaminated with virus-containing rodent excreta, the inhabitants are more likely exposed by common activities such as cleaning up around houses or sheds.

The higher source diversity represented among our isolates, including use of a considerable number of environmental isolates that may be more likely exposed to donors of genetic material, may explain the increased frequency of recombination among the lineage II isolates characterized here.

Families of lower SES are more likely exposed to air pollution, and less likely represented in the autism case group, possibly due to underascertainment (Durkin et al. 2010; Grineski et al. 2007; Institute of Medicine 1999), which could have potentially biased our effect estimates toward the null.

Posterior ORs were highest for group 1, i.e., when exposed controls were more likely than exposed cases to report exposure and unexposed controls were more likely to incorrectly report exposure than unexposed cases, while groups 3 and 4, in which exposed cases were more likely than exposed controls to accurately report their exposures, included ORs below one.

In 2009 Harvard University School of Public Health research fellow Joe Braun and colleagues reported that girls exposed prenatally to BPA were more likely than exposed boys to exhibit hyperactivity and aggression at age 2 years.

As a result, these individuals were expected to more likely be exposed to such health information.

It is difficult to see how this situation can be improved in terms of the formation or selection; the simple response of 'playing more attacking' is more likely to expose the central midfielders than benefit the wide midfielders.

"One speculation is that the industries in manufacturing and construction are more likely to expose workers to physical danger and injury than industries in the service sector," the paper says.