Sentence examples for present exposure from inspiring English sources

This impression of inconsistency is enhanced by the urgency Martin Wolf assigns to addressing Willem Buiter's concerns over the government's present exposure to the international risks of British banks which, at almost 500% of GDP, could swamp our fiscal capacity to cover them, where this to become necessary.

Maybe, the present exposure dose of antimicrobial agent is not low enough to distinguish the antibacterial activity between Ta-doped ZnO and ZnO nanoparticles.

A diagnostic chamber is presented that permits characterization of the debris fields present, exposure of optical samples, and evaluation of debris mitigation techniques.

We conducted Independent samples t-tests (Table 11) in order to find out if prior or present exposure to entrepreneurial family would have an impact on students' entrepreneurial intention.

We present exposure ages for large boulders on the delta surface, which coupled with preservation of relict landforms demonstrate that the region was covered by minimally erosive, cold-based ice during the late Wisconsinan.

At present, exposure to toxic chemicals and their biological and biochemical effects can be better estimated by biological monitoring, through the systematic collection of specimens from potentially exposed humans.

In this study we present exposure-response curves for both finding vehicle exhaust close to home annoying and the air outside the home as irritating, in relation to the modelled NO2 average.

Measurements made in the late 1980s also indicated that exposures in dockworkers were greater than our present exposures and varied by forklift type, with much higher levels associated with diesel and gasoline forklifts (Steenland et al. 1992; Zaebst et al. 1991).

Four to six hours after admission to the surgical ICU, urine biomarkers were prospectively evaluated in all patients with present exposures and susceptibilities for AKI according to the KDIGO recommendation.

Tooth affected by periodontal disease presents exposure of root dentin by gingival recession, periodontal pocket or scaling therapy.

Table 1 presents exposure distributions in cases and controls, matched ORs, 95% CIs and p-values.