Sentence examples for position and exposure from inspiring English sources
But if Mr. Levy's public profile is higher than Mr. Cobb's, in part owing to his position and exposure at RelevantKnowledge, he also made an effort to raise it.
To characterize the survey participants, we collected data about their experience with agile methods, current position, and exposure to agile development.
The relationship between socioeconomic position and exposure to air pollution has been extensively reviewed and "environmental justice" concerns have been raised [ 15- 21].
In this last case, persistence in a common disadvantaged position and exposure to the same living conditions might favour class emergence.
Regarding potential confoundings for the association between adverse psychosocial working conditions and MPD, the statistical analysis considered important factors such as gender, age, marital status, schooling, job position and exposure to stressful life events and prejudices.
However, adding a spatial dimension, such as when examining air pollution exposure contrasts, makes the situation more complex, because the covariation between socioeconomic position and exposure to air pollution is not uniform in Scania and may even have different directions between cities (Stroh et al 2005).
"Nobody outside the firm had an overview of Long-Term's positions and exposure.
However, there are some requirements about positioning and exposure settings, e.g., when acquiring radiographs intended for DXR analysis.
There is limited understanding of adolescent postural responses to backpack loads and positions, and exposure to load (i.e. the amount of time that it is carried) [ 4- 7].
The former includes the true measurement error, which includes reading error and error invoked by changes in radiographic positioning and exposure.
Demographic questions addressed respondent gender, age, highest level of education, job description, length of time in current position, current smoking status, and exposure to second hand tobacco smoke at work (yes, no) (Table 1).
