Sentence examples for renewed exposure from inspiring English sources

Hungry for renewed exposure she is entering the retirement home for jaded former pop stars, a West End show.

However, extinguished behavioral responses can return after renewed exposure to the drug itself, or to drug-associated paraphernalia, and sometimes these responses reemerge spontaneously.

In 2011, Prince staged 15 shows at the Forum over the course of several weeks, generating renewed exposure to the arena.

In some individuals, allergen-specific IgE antibodies can trigger inflammation upon renewed exposure to allergens, giving rise to immune-mediated hypersensitivity, that is, allergy.

The reduction in emotion-focused coping, such as self-blame or wishful thinking, may have been a factor reducing the risk of relapse in emotional exhaustion in experience of renewed stress-exposure.

There was less variability in the NOECs when the test system was composed of lentic species and test solutions were renewed during the exposure (Maki, 1981; Huber et al., 1987).

Such has been the mood for the past week and a half, with Cambridge buoyed by increased exposure and renewed local interest.

But Burberry fell 74p to £13.47 on profit taking after its half year figures, while banks fell back on renewed worries about their exposure to European sovereign debt.

The authors concluded, with good reason, that the potential long-term consequences of early aluminium exposure deserve renewed attention [ 17].

The more recent lowering of ICRP-recommended exposure limits 1990 with the classification of aircrew as "radiation workers" renewed interest in GCR background exposures at commercial flight altitudes and stimulated epidemiological studies in Europe, Japan, Canada and the USA.

The exposure solution was renewed monthly until the end of tests.