exposure造句

co-exposure [insurance]

Avoid exposure to persons in early pregnancy.

Prevention and control of dioxin exposure.

This allows you to control the exposure and aperture yourself.

What should consumers do to reduce their risk of exposure?

Together, these two elements determine the exposure of your photograph.

In the case of lead exposure - even at relatively low levels - continuous exposure may have severe effects, such as anaemia, malaise, and damage to the nervous system.

Banks will also suffer from their exposure to failed hedge funds, just as some have already been hit by their exposure to the subprime mortgage market.

Exposure to public nervousness is a cost of doing business in the nuclear industry, just as exposure to volatile prices is a cost in the gas industry.

so they cover their foreign exchange exposure by buying Deutschmarks from tomorrow to that day.

The resulting images are long-exposure "light paintings" of the entire cadaver.

Barclays feel that exposure in the farming community is extremely good for business.

The sandstone facade had disintegrated from long exposure to the elements.

This will give you full control over the focus, exposure, aperture and ISO Settings.

Mode dial: Selects the following modes: Self-time, multi exposure, auto bracketing, continuous shooting, Normal, exposure metering user setting (center-weighted average metering or spot metering), previewAE lock user setting, and ISO user setting.

The researchers said they do not know how prenatal exposure to phthalates may lead to behavioral problems.

media exposure of corruption or incompetence in these fields is unlikely and effective political oversight is a rarity.

Excessive or prolonged exposure to high temperatures will blacken the surface and reduce the effectiveness of the mirror.

A "Worm vs. Wealth" theory is the Yang to the Yin of the Hygiene Hypothesis: Maybe we need more exposure to parasites to balance our reduced exposure to bacteria and viruses.

The forms of burial vary among China's ethnic minorities, including cremation, inhumation, "water burial" and "sky burial" (exposure burial).

I thought I would try it out and at least get some kind of exposure, pardon the pun.

Using your cell phone's speaker or connecting a wired headset— while keeping the handset away from your body — drastically reducesRF exposure.

The project lifecycle provides stakeholders with oversight, transparency, and steering mechanisms to control project funding, scope, risk exposure, value provided, and other aspects of the process.

The significance of the rebellion lies in its exposure of an old, deep problem that could fester until it assumes existential import for Mr Cameron's premiership.

Many causes of cancer are environmental, largely from tobacco, excessive sun exposure and workplace hazards such as chemical solvents and fumes. Avoidance is the best prevention strategy here.

Irritative bronchitis: Irritative bronchitis (also called industrial or environmental bronchitis) may be caused by exposure to various mineral and vegetable dusts as well as cigarette smoke and smog.

took the fictions and informal essays as "the two wheels of a truck in literature life" in his literature creation activities, and he made a general exposure and criticism of Invasion War in his informal essays.

Studies suggest that the higher drowning rates among males are due to increased exposure to water and riskier behaviour such as swimming alone, drinking alcohol before swimming alone and boating.

The genealogy of the H1N1 virus family would explain why exposure to a swine lineage via the 1976 vaccine or to older human lineages offers cross-protection against the new strain.

Even brief exposure to the typical, idealized images of women that we all see every day has been shown to lower girls' opinion of themselves, both physically and academically.

Obviously, the amounts that are in cigarettes are not enough that people are dropping dead of cyanide poisoning, but still it's not a good idea you definitely want to minimize your exposure.