Sentence examples for previous exposition from inspiring English sources

Although these differences in lipid composition might reflect their previous exposition to hydrocarbons, this pattern did not last longer most likely due to depuration of hydrocarbons stored in the tissues or by the development of certain tolerance to PAHs.

The "seven inevitabilities to the origins of life" echoes a previous exposition by Cairns-Smith (The Seven Clues to the Origins of Life) but is hopefully more rigorous both philosophically and experimentally.

Univariate analysis permitted one to verify the relation between previous exposition to an antibiotic therapy and development of ICU pneumonia.

In the French recommendations, which go back to 2004, the algorithm takes into account previous exposition to azole agents [ 15].

None of the parameters describing severity of the disease and previous exposition to azole agents was significantly predictive of a candidemia due to a non- albicans Candida strain.

The 2009 North American recommendations propose empirical broad-spectrum treatment with an echinocandin for all ICU patients irrespective of previous exposition to azole agents [ 17].

This result is just consistent with previous expositions.

Previous world expositions in Europe were fraught with national factionalism and a superabundance of awards.

These values require EMF assessment methods, thus, in a previous study, EMF exposition variation between head and trunk have been observed in a 3T clinical MRI.

Andromaque is more skillfully crafted than Racine's previous efforts: its exposition is a model of clarity and concision; the interplay of love, hate, and indifference is subtly yet compellingly arranged; the rhetoric is forceful but close to normal speech; and the innovative use of the offstage to direct the audience's attention beyond the visual to the imaginary is remarkable.

Part biography, part exposition of previous work, this interview develops a novel analysis of the current juncture.