Sentence examples for the smallest exposure from inspiring English sources

Japanese financial institutions have only the smallest exposure to subprime debt.

Even the smallest exposure to peanuts — a classmate eats a granola bar for breakfast at home, does not wash his hands, then touches Andrew — can cause at least a mild reaction.

The BEIR VII model postulates there is no safe level of ionizing radiation exposure; carcinogenic effects are assumed to follow a linear dose response, meaning even the smallest exposure carries some level of cancer risk.

In three sites, our cohorts were very similar in size to those reported by OIG (8603 in our cohort vs 8734), while in the smallest exposure site, we identified 378 patients and found no corresponding OIG number.

"It is very important to document lead emissions from all of these sources," he says, "because even the smallest exposures to lead are now understood to cause damage to the developing brains of young children".

SNR(k) is not known, but we can assume it to be very small for a single frame of a movie due to the small exposure.

In addition, the smaller exposure impairs visualization during surgery, which might jeopardize the preparation of the joint surfaces, positioning of the implants, and removal of superfluous bone cement.

These findings could reflect the smaller exposure contrasts within each center compared with the larger exposure contrasts derived from the pooled population and perhaps also residual confounding by unmeasured factors.

Given these small exposure contrasts, the models suggested a much larger effect per unit exposure than did other studies.

"It's extraordinary how even the smallest media exposure can have an enormous impact: after TV shows like CSI and Silent Witness started, the numbers of youngsters applying to study forensic science shot up.

The resulting affordable sets of (n s, n d ) are then examined to identify the one resulting in the smallest mean exposure variance.