Sentence examples for mutual exposure from inspiring English sources
Her arresting, elegant thriller cast a hostage crisis in a nameless Latin-American capital as an operatic illustration of the well-known truism that captives and captors tend, as the days of mutual exposure draw on, to develop solidarity with one another.
In his final publication (his testament as it were, again building on Jung), Gaston Bachelard (1960) thematised this relationship between iconoclasm (abstract, quantitative thinking) and imagination (reverie) in terms of animus and anima, arguing that, in order to overcome epistemic paralysis, we need mutual exposure between the two.
In both experiments the mutual exposure lasted for 3 hours.
More importantly, both day(s) of experimentation and also material interacted significantly with the mutual exposure of cell populations, i.e. the treatment (Table 2 and 3, Fig. 3).
Mutual exposure of cell populations occurred under conditions of darkness and separation with cuvettes (vials) allowing photon but not molecule transfer.
If they existed, however, they would most probably produce a mixture in the microclimate (recall that the mutual exposure lasted for 48 hrs in exp.
Serum concentrations of five chemicals belonging to PBDEs showed very strong mutual correlations, consistent with common exposure sources.
Maternal prenatal and postnatal LMW exposures were associated with childhood asthma, but after mutual adjustments, postnatal exposure seemed more significant.
After mutual adjustment,postnatal exposure (OR 1.13 (0.99 to 1.29) and the combined effects of prenatal and postnatal exposure (OR 1.34 (1.19 to 1.51)) seem to increase the risk of asthma in children.
Some board members have also frowned on Old Mutual's substantial exposure to South Africa, which they see as too great a risk.
As before, CLR models were used to estimates ORs associated with drug use in each period with mutual adjustment for exposure in other periods as well as adjustment for screening predictors.
