Sentence examples for move exposure from inspiring English sources

Participants at the May workshop called for more collaboration with sensor developers, and clear lines of communication regarding the specific measurements needed to move exposure assessment forward.

For participants who moved within London between study waves (n = 389), we did not know the date of the move; exposure was assigned as follows.

As part of its strategic planning process, the NIEHS will establish priorities and develop a plan to move exposure health sciences forward.

This appears to move exposures off their balance sheets, but many regulators believe that the amount of risk which banks actually shift is tiny at best.

Having your picture taken was in many ways akin to having your leg X-rayed (sit still, don't move, one exposure or perhaps two or three).

In other cases, the introduction of a treatment option may move the exposure from one environmental compartment to another.

For example, this occurs at an occluding boundary, that is, one object behind another, where objects are partially obscured, for example, behind foliage, camouflage, or blinds, when imaging through semitransparent surfaces, or where a single surface may be distributed in depth or moving during exposure.

But move identical exposures to the institutions we love or the people in whom we trust and suddenly the game -- and the bar -- changes.

At the same time, an electro-optical sensor was measuring the spacecraft velocity, so that the film could be moved during exposure, in order to ensure a clear shot.

Immunolocalization analysis indicated that DOR-GFP rapidly moved after exposure to T3 (already detectable at 5 min) (Figure 8C); the effects were transient and after 60 min of treatment with T3, the extent of colocalization of DOR and PML was similar to that detected in basal cells (Figure 8C).

Moreover, we do not know the number of men exposed that died or moved since exposure.