Sentence examples for the very exposure from inspiring English sources

And it is this quality – the very exposure of its fictionality – that makes his work so interesting and mystifyingly real.

There can at times be a whiff of colonialism in the notion of foreigners trying to protect Ladakhis from themselves, and even discouraging Ladakhis from the very exposure to foreign cultures that foreigners enjoy by visiting them.

Findings from a recent study indicate that not only caregiving tasks impose caregiver strain, but the very exposure to spousal suffering may contribute to psychiatric and physical morbidity [ 16].

Alternatively, a spatially less resolved model may better account for the time activity patterns in adult populations; thus, "background" air pollutant exposure estimates could be a better proxy of the mean individual exposure compared with the very local exposure estimates at the home address, produced by the ESCAPE modeling strategy.

The largest AOR was for testicular cancer with the very high exposure category [2.89595% CI: 0.8, 9.2) n = 6], but there was an inverse association with the lower exposure groups, and all estimates were imprecise because of small case numbers.

From the weight of evidence and the very low exposure levels associated with base stations, there is no clear evidence of any adverse effect from such exposures (Feychting 2005; Feychting et al. 2005).

Unable to reduce the very long exposure times by either chemical or optical means, Niépce in 1829 finally gave in to the repeated overtures of Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre, a Parisian painter, for a partnership to perfect and exploit heliography.

In spite of the very short exposure time (100 s) the derived bound is comparable to the one found from long XMM-Newton observation.

We aim to elucidate if any adverse consequence remains on the very first exposure to cadaver dissection and to describe the need of pre-dissection session for newly admitted students.

An unexpected outcome was the very low exposure to SMS of the study participants in the intervention arm.

However, these correlations were not as strong when restricted to those in the "very high" exposure category.