Sentence examples for open to exposure from inspiring English sources

There could also be some privacy concerns as anyone posting anonymously could be open to exposure at some point.

Additionally, when the crop tissues are disrupted by cutting, chopping, shredding, cooking, or natural aging these physical barriers are affected thus rendering the carotenoids open to exposure to oxygen and oxidizing enzymes (Britton and Khachik, 2009).

Reports of 100% allocations, and traders trying to get sell orders in at the open to reduce exposure?

Don't ruin your plant or open it to exposure by scraping too hard to remove the scales.

In the frame of the European Space Agency (ESA) project called "Biology and Physics in Space", the returning satellite, Foton-M2, carried an open-to-space exposure platform outside of the satellite body, called as BIOPAN-5, loaded with exo-biological experiments and facilities for radiation dosimetry (RADO).

The scandal will be thrown open to further public exposure in the coming months as a class action by 100 victims against at least 39 companies is set to be pursued in the high court by Hugh Tomlinson QC, currently counsel for several of the phone-hacking claimants.

In the current context, the key distinction is whether the population is open to entry after the exposure under study begins and open to exit before the outcome under study occurs (S. Greenland, University of California, Los Angeles, personal communication, 2013).

Levine compares major labels to bullies in the playground, who have recently started dominating avenues of exposure traditionally open to smaller labels.

Whether a threshold would be predicted at low exposures is open to discussion; at least, an effective threshold, in the context of increase over background, can be predicted.

The presence of both Ca2+ and TnI is necessary to stabilize an open conformation, which leads to exposure of the hydrophobic pocket.

The Exposure competition is open to residents of the UK aged 18 and over.