The research also offers some biological evidence to support the theory that humans in industrialized nations are more susceptible to certain diseases and allergies because they aren't exposed enough to micro-organisms, especially early in life.
We show that whilst current teaching has a measurable effect on improving students' diagnostic accuracy, half of that effect is transient, and furthermore students are not exposed to enough examples to realistically meet the suggested UK graduate competencies.
As a result, consistent with the previous literature [ 18], the patients in our cohort were not exposed to enough sunlight even during the summer months, and therefore had low circulating 25(OH D levels.
Etiolation is a condition in which a plant experiences pale, sickly growth because it is not exposed to enough light.
I don't know if she has been exposed enough to the song to change perspectives on her hair.
Wouldn't it seem that our profession is insecure and exposed enough?
UpWest's founders, Shuly Galili and Gil Ben-Artzy, say it's because startups can lose their shot at greatness if they aren't exposed fast enough to U.S. customers — and U.S. investors.
On the other hand, it may mean that people living in an affluent, Western city like Stockholm aren't exposed to enough new smells to keep the neurons alive.
According to the hygiene hypothesis, in countries that have very high levels of hygiene (as reflected by the use of refrigeration, pasteurization, water treatment, and food processing to discourage bacterial growth), children aren't exposed to enough of these microbes.
Saudi nationals, particularly women, are not exposed to the sunlight long enough to synthesize vitamin D due to the culture requiring clothing to cover most of the body.
