Sentence examples for of exposing to from inspiring English sources

In practical situations, vibrating objects are usually located above a reflecting plane instead of exposing to a free field.

Until Higginson held the first anthology in his hands, he had doubts about the wisdom of exposing to the world the runes of a protégée whom he had described as "my partially cracked poetess".

I've resisted writing these thoughts down, partly out of fear of exposing to my patent law brethren that, like Meryl Streep confessing to Amy Adams in the dramatic closing scene of Doubt, that "I have my doubts; Oh I have my doubts".

Finally, in spite of exposing to the formulation, if the body parameter shows obese and or diabetic state then we denote it by '−'.

Further, minicircle DNA was condensed by protamine, was wrapped as a core by lipids, and therefore reduced the opportunity of exposing to immune cells to cause immune response.

Comparison of characteristics of exposed to these endogenous and exogenous influences shows a number of similarities but also some differences.

p-values represent comparison of exposed to unexposed residents for each elective exposure analyzed using unpaired two tailed t-test.

The graphs of dependences of samples exposed to 260 and 480 Gy had a similar appearance.

In current study, the expression level of VE-cadherin of samples exposed to SPA = − 90° was only 35% of those exposed to SPA = 0.

Of children exposed to death of a relative, 1350 received a diagnosis of childhood cancer.

The proportion of exposed fragments per tank that became infected (infectivity) varied among the experiments, with 88% of fragments exposed to P3 P6, 55% of fragments exposed to P1 and 94% of fragments exposed to strain P2 becoming infected.