Sentence examples for substantially exposed from inspiring English sources
"Furthermore, the substantially exposed US military deployment in Iraq presents al-Qaida with perhaps its most attractive 'iconic' target outside US territory," the report, The Military Balance, concluded.
However, the author speculates that teachers may not be substantially exposed to action research in the initial teacher preparation programme as subject content and teaching methodologies and strategies are given priority.
In fact, observing that the peptides in complexes with human and murine MHC class II molecules have remarkably similar conformations, with P1, P4, P6, P7 and P9 partially buried in pockets and P-2, P-1, P2, P3, P5, P8, P10 and P11 substantially exposed to solvents, Dessen et al. hypothesize how the CII(261 273) peptide could be aligned and modeled from the DR4/CII(1168–1180) structure.
The Gln192 residues are located at the end of the helix 2 with the Gln192 side chains substantially exposed to water.
With little detail, and adding the complexity of invoking male-mediated teratogenicity, the citizen-run ABDC case series flagged an excess of Goldenhar Syndrome (a clustering of malformations derivative from the 1st and 2nd brachial arches of the neural crest) among offspring of 1991 male Gulf War veterans [ 40]. (To re-iterate, only some of the Gulf War veterans were substantially exposed to DU).
The relative humidity in the wall increased substantially when exposed to driving rain.
The results showed that natural grasslands and southern broadleaved forest were substantially more exposed to road effects in Sweden, compared to old coniferous and trivial broadleaved forest.
Spectroscopic properties of the fluorescent probe were consistent with predictions for relative solvent accessibilities; however, even the less solvent accessible probes reported a quite polar environment, suggesting that this region of the apo-protein is either substantially solvent exposed or undergoes significant dynamic motion.
US citizens are substantially more exposed to PBDEs compared to Europeans, very likely due to differences in the fire safety standards [ 10].
This reasoning fits with our finding of a positive association between BMI and p,p'-DDE among the middle-aged and elderly Swedish fishermen, who decades ago had been substantially more exposed to POPs through consumption of fatty fish from the Baltic Sea [ 28].
Current premedical students were also more likely to stay or work in Malawi, however these students are likely to be substantially less exposed to working conditions in the health service than compared to the students in the clinical years of the medical course.
