"Summer, you have skin exposed," she said.
"Any skin exposed," Anninos said, "you would probably get frostbite".
Confocal microscopy images of skin exposed to nanoparticles have therefore been assessed by quantitative statistical analysis.
Hypertrophy and vacuolated club cells were recorded in skin exposed to UVA.
Staff work in the quarantine unit with their skin exposed, according to the National Nurses United union.
About 90percentt of the vitamin D people get is made in skin exposed to the sun's ultraviolet-B rays.
Ms. Azzarito was wearing shoes that left a lot of skin exposed, so she slipped a pair of rubber gloves on her feet for protection from stings.
Yet our costume conceals nothing, reveals everything: it is our secret skin, exposed and exposing us for all the world to see.
What do you wear when it's that cold? A. I make sure I don't have any skin exposed.
Of course, we also tend to be less covered when we swim, so we'll also lose more heat simply because there's more skin exposed.
The heating of tissue decreases from the inside out, so papillary dermis and epidermis are the least-heated areas of skin exposed to PEF (Fig. 6d).
