Exposed

One group of animals was exposed to cigarette smoke five days a week for 22 weeks and received regular injections of plerixafor ("treated"), and another group was exposed to smoke but did not receive treatment ("exposed").

If a photosensitive material is selectively exposed to radiation (e.g. by masking some of the radiation) the pattern of the radiation on the material is transferred to the material exposed, as the properties of the exposed and unexposed regions differs.

Additionally, the task force noted that the exposed playa will likely not be uniformly hazardous, and that, as the lake recedes, the exposed dust could become increasingly toxic.

Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers were the jobs most frequently exposed to 13 agents including ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, organic dyes and pigments, and bleaches, and the second most frequent occupation exposed to talcum powder.

The Bundobust team have lovingly exposed and restored the building’s Georgian features and architectural charm – expect exposed brick, sash windows, and an impressive, winding central staircase.

The phrase “or was otherwise exposed” in subsection (b) is intended to be a catch-all term to include anyone who may not have lived or worked at Lejeune but can show that they were exposed to the contaminated water.

Controlling for other factors, firms more exposed to possible tariffs experienced significantly higher stock returns than those less exposed, as defined by how global their businesses were as well as reliance on inputs from China specifically.

That is a very different experience than someone who grew up in L.A., not being exposed to the kind of antisemitism that they were exposed to.

The documentary as a whole exposed me to a part of Black culture that I hadn’t been previously exposed to.

The objective of the Pre-Drilling Program was to compile all surface data, exposed shear zones, and hard rock artisanal gold mining sites with exposed shear zones, along with historical data.

The study found that in high concentrations of fibers, 30% of earthworms died after 72 hours when exposed to polyester, while those exposed to the bio-based fibers experienced much higher mortality of up to 60% in the case of lyocell and 80% for viscose.

All the health centers, she added, had triage units at the front to weed out those who might have been exposed to Ebola, or could have it, from those who didn’t so fewer people would be exposed to, and in close contact with, those with the disease.

Being exposed to multiple people who are very sick — the way someone working in a hospital would be — typically makes someone sicker than if they were exposed to only one person who was mildly ill.

It will explode when exposed to fire; it will decompose when exposed to water and moisture.

Participants are not exposed to the coronavirus as part of the trial; whether it’s effective or not is based on assumptions that all participants — who are roughly equally healthy individuals — will be exposed to the virus in the community.

They used the ancient tools of lavish testing (using both clinical methods and kits), contact tracing to identify who was exposed, quarantines for the sick and exposed, around areas with raging infections (to prevent spread).

Barboza-Lopez allegedly exposed himself to multiple people and touched someone with his exposed genitalia.

British woman exposed to Novichok nerve agent dies (2 days ago) - UK police have opened a homicide investigation after a woman exposed to a nerve agent.

Industry uproar ensued after Spectre and Meltdown exposed computer chip vulnerabilities, and malware exposed new dangers to routers and network-attached storage products.

In lab tests, scientists found the offspring of parents who were exposed to water temperatures increases were better able to adapt water temperatures increases than fish spawned by parents exposed to stable temperatures.