Sentence examples for remove the exposure from inspiring English sources

The church commissioners estimate that if they had had to sell their entire venture capital holdings they might have lost £3.9m to remove the exposure to Wonga, which was worth less than £100,000.

The punctured LDPC codes are employed to remove the exposure of the secret message to Eve.

The "time" columns were removed, the EXPOSURE keywords with appropriate values have been added to the headers, along with the CalDB indexing keywords.

8. Experiment: does removing the exposure lessen the effect?

We first considered the effect of eliminating both the spatial interpolation of ambient levels (level 1) and removing the exposure link (level 2 of our model).

We removed the exposure medium, washed the cells with phosphate-buffered saline with calcium and magnesium (pH 7.4), and lysed them with 100 μL Britelite solution.

In observational studies, an alternative definition of N N E t) is the exposure effect among the unexposed, while the exposure impact number, E I N t), describes the effect of removing the exposure among the exposed [ 15- 17].

Therefore the PAF should be interpreted as the magnitude of the improvement of rates of reporting participation in the NIP that is maximally possible by removing the exposure to nonparticipation in the NIP if the effect of this exposure would be causal.

Results indicated that although the associations were strong, removing the exposure of father's alcohol abuse and criminality as well as parents' mental problems would not decrease the cases of criminality (a total decrease of 7.9% for males and 1.8% for females) or mortality (a total decrease of 1.2% for males as well as for females) to any large extent.

According to the CDC, the first step in addressing an elevated blood lead level is to find and remove the source of exposure; the longer a child is exposed, the more damaging and lasting the effects can be.

Another method for testing for organizational effects of hormones is to remove the developmental testosterone exposure in males by GDX during the critical developmental period and determining whether these males are significantly different from normal females.