Sentence examples for wide-ranging exposure from inspiring English sources

Alumni commonly spoke of the way that the wide-ranging exposure to diverse and high-quality research and researchers and complete immersion in cancer prevention research broadened their understanding of the field and deepened their commitment to cancer prevention.

At a symposium for nuclear scientists and engineers, he raised questions about a lack of data on low-level radiation and also proposed a wide-ranging study of exposure in medicine and the workplace, from fallout and other sources.

In 1996 Pershagen [ 9] published a wide-ranging review on exposure and health aspects of smokeless tobacco.

Our previous study demonstrated wide-ranging effects of neonatal CPO exposure on gene expression in the brain and on brain AChE inhibition, and modulation of both of these effects by the PON1Q192R polymorphism.

It also causes wide-ranging air pollution, including potential exposure to benzene and methanol.

A spokeswoman, Kristin Lemkau, said the bank withdrew from the Madoff-linked funds last fall after "a wide-ranging review of our hedge fund exposure".

Spaceflight and exposure to microgravity have wide-ranging effects on many systems of the human body.

In case of an accidental radiation exposure, the effects of ionizing radiation can be wide-ranging and involve either the entire body or specific organs.

A precise and sensitive exposure of the site of inflammation may contribute producing a wide-ranging impact on the pro diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

During these interviews, the SFDPH TBCP documents wide-ranging information, including personal, demographic, risk factors (e.g., HIV status), and exposure-related information.

A recent wide-ranging study with 95,677 American children found a significant association of intrafamilial adverse childhood experiences (ACE) exposures and the odds of reporting asthma.