Another instructor in the Warrior-Scholar Program, Jadzia Biskupska, describes this as "exposing the labor of intellectual work".
To me, The Times's laxity in this area, as exposed in your column, is a serious violation of your readers' trust in the paper's impartiality.
The atoms in this graph are labeled as exposed or buried according to its SASA.
If this person reports that smoking is allowed in some or all areas of the home, then this person was classified as exposed to SHS (or at least, potentially exposed).
Counties with a minimum of 25% of the geographic area exceeding this threshold were defined as exposed to the smoke plume for each day in the high-exposure window.
(Big Red, by the way, has no gender, as exposed in this classic SportsCenter commercial).
As exposed below, this medication was chosen based on some clinical features of our patient that resembled what is commonly seen in restless leg syndrome.
Hung et al. 2010 specify that students' levels of readiness are high in computer/Internet self-efficacy, and online communication self-efficacy, but are low in learner control and self-directed learning, which partly explains students' low autonomy in using smart phones for self-study as exposed in this failed case.
This misclassification is probably differential, as exposed employees may more often suffer symptoms in their hands or fingers than non-exposed participants in the control groups.
In the setting of time series analysis for environmental stressors, the whole population is usually considered as exposed, and this definition can be more generally interpreted as the population attributable fraction.
Some patients were probably not taking their prescribed antipsychotics during periods we classified as exposed, though this would result only in a reduced effect estimate for antipsychotic drug exposure.
