The artist and writer Mu Xin, born into a wealthy aristocratic family in China, received a classical scholar's education and early exposure to Western culture.
As part of the research career development experience, scholars should understand the relevance of the exposure paradigm to human exposure, and the biological and clinical rationale for the link between the exposure and the relevant human disease.
He died of a mysterious stomach ailment that some scholars suspect was caused by radiation exposure.
"We reviewed the literature and found that scholars and observers generally agree that exposure to violent materials alone does not cause a child to commit a violent act," he said.
The original school was designed for students who lived outside of large cities and had little or no exposure to mathematical literature or scholars.
Scholars who read this book will gain exposure to informed indigenous voices that advocate a redirection of scholarly attention.
The more generalized mentoring elements of programs like NAMP, Bridge, and McNair Scholars are accompanied in many instances by exposure of underrepresented minority students to hands-on research experience.
Gilles Kepel, a well-known French scholar of Islam, suggested that, without media exposure, bin Laden was "fading".
At Northwestern, his exposure to the work of China scholars John King Fairbank and Owen Lattimore had convinced him that unrest in Southeast Asia was homegrown and that U.S. foreign policy towards Asia was counterproductive.
We searched electronic databases including MEDLINE, Embase, and Google scholar for observational studies examining the association between exposure to GA and risk of AD.
Some 75,000 Kenyans served in Burma during the war and many of them were transformed by their exposure to the outside world, according to scholars.
