noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
exposure to radiation (= when someone is near to a substance that gives off harmful radiation, especially nuclear radiation )
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One cause of leukaemia is exposure to radiation.
indecent exposure
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
brief
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However, translators with different linguistic backgrounds should benefit from a brief exposure to both points of view.
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Every tree was scorched or charred by a brief exposure to extremely intense heat.
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A brief exposure will, therefore, produce only the short-lived effect.
early
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It was this early exposure to wheat protein which led to the allergy.
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Her earlier exposure had always been to Lufkin the teacher, with her playing the role of the admiring student.
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This you claim happens because gays have poorer immune systems through earlier exposure to diseases such as hepatitis.
great
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Ironically, however, the mobility of the evidence may increase the chances of discovery since it will be given greater exposure .
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Rosenberg thought being at the Super Bowl would be great exposure , so he went at it wholeheartedly.
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The 1989 report concluded that children receive greater exposure to pesticide residues than adults.
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Cuts require the greatest exposure and compromise of defense.
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Schools have been given greater autonomy and greater exposure to market forces, both of which are significantly altering their information requirements.
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I arbitrarily suggested percentages of liability, putting the greatest percentage on the emergency-room corporation because it had the greatest exposure .
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Consequently, greater stock exposure has paid off with greater returns.
high
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Despite this high risk of exposure to infection, the reported incidence of clinical cases is small.
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They started to question the high exposures they ran every day with the Midland in the clearing system.
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The inaccuracy is possibly due to choosing too high an exposure , so that some black cells are seen as white.
indecent
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After all, if you sent her your book, isn't that indecent exposure of a kind?
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Among the categories dropped were battery, narcotics and weapons offenses, grand theft and indecent exposure .
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Previous convictions: one for indecent exposure , one for indecent assault.
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An awful lot of indecent exposure used to go on.
long
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The doctors suspected that his ability to absorb ascorbic acid had been impaired by long exposure to cosmic radiation.
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That day, I set the camera on the tripod to take a long exposure .
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Patination After long exposure to the air or burial in the ground most materials corrode.
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On the other hand, if the grass material is dark then a longer exposure is desirable.
maximum
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Thus, maximum exposure at the point of sale has become the manufacturer's objective.
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The maximum exposure level permitted by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration is 0. 75 parts per million.
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The restaurant manager can gain maximum exposure for the chef and enhance customers' enjoyment of the food.
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Ozone levels in October reached 340 points - four times the World Health Organization's maximum recommended exposure levels.
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It is therefore particularly suitable for estimating maximum temperature exposure or maximum depth of burial.
oesophageal
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This supports the findings of a previous study which described increased oesophageal alkaline exposure in patients with Barrett's oesophagus.
possible
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In fact, the report seemed to find fault with Pollack for not having reported possible exposure to the virus.
prolonged
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The true effect on wild dolphin populations of prolonged exposure to chemical pollutants is hard to measure.
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Everyone suffered from that daily and prolonged exposure to a Baldersdale winter - swollen faces and aching joints were commonplace.
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It does make sense that the lateral line would be adversely affected by prolonged exposure to unusually high voltage.
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However, laboratory tests show that Gore-Text can be penetrated by prolonged exposure to rain.
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It also brought prolonged exposure to the values and beliefs of the world's most powerful and prosperous capitalist nation.
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In fact, I think that we all get affected by it through prolonged exposure .
public
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But the Supreme Court decided that only questions of safety or public exposure to radiation are within the federal government's domain.
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Protecting them from public exposure , Onassis advised, was critical.
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And they have been in a position to determine the way they are investigated and the manner of their public exposure .
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Two days of public exposure: a security team's nightmare.
wide
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Fairly self-explanatory, the new format gives lesser-known local bands a crack at the Congress stage and the opportunity for wider exposure .
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draft
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Comments on the exposure draft are requested by 30 November 1992.
level
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The workers themselves wear badges which indicate the exposure level .
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The maximum exposure level permitted by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration is 0. 75 parts per million.
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They represent acceptable exposure levels based on eight hours a day for five days a week.
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Ozone levels in October reached 340 points - four times the World Health Organization's maximum recommended exposure levels.
radiation
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Were the limits set on their radiation exposure acceptable?
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Added radiation exposure poses little danger, he wrote.
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Harwell keeps detailed information on radiation exposure .
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The survey also came up with 10 reported cases of cataracts, which can also be caused by radiation exposure .
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However, high doses of radiation that damage cells usually produce effects that can be related specifically to the radiation exposure .
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He said credit was due to the contribution of workers on the joint committees which look at ways of reducing radiation exposure .
sun
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The researchers found that the prevalence of premature wrinkling was independently associated with both sun exposure and pack-years of smoking.
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Studies indicate that the risk of developing skin cancer is significantly increased by excessive sun exposure during childhood.
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Fact: Sunscreens are not intended to increase sun exposure time but to increase protection during unavoidable exposure.
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Infrequent, careless bouts of sun exposure considerably increase the risk of developing skin cancer.
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Designed to suit all skin types, for use with or without the sun , during sun exposure , and after sun.
television
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Controlling for differential television exposure significantly reduces the correlation between education and engagement.
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The four-day schedule is driven mostly by the parties' determination to claim free television exposure .
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There is little disagreement that unfiltered television exposure for the candidates can not hurt in an era of declining voter participation.
time
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Aerosol resist coating too thick: - increase exposure time or use spray more sparingly.
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The interval and exposure times were accurately noted in the catalogue.
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Fact: Sunscreens are not intended to increase sun exposure time but to increase protection during unavoidable exposure.
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So the ozone resides around the clock, with an exposure time much longer up here than on the valley floor.
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As one became increasingly proficient, the exposure time per mole decreased.
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However, high shutter speeds reduce the exposure time and so are best used only in good light.
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The exposure time depends on the following factors: - 1.
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The addition of the colour screen meant a great increase in the exposure time .
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avoid
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Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their feelings and emotions.
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Obviously, avoiding exposure to allergens is the best way to prevent allergic reactions.
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To avoid backlight exposure problems, they have been re-angled to appear against a darker background.
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In addition, the dollar price is hedged into sterling to avoid currency exposure .
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Plan to avoid or minimize your exposure to guilt-provoking situations.
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Care should be taken when positioning in order to avoid exposure to hazards and to miss chemical run-off or splashing.
cause
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There are 115,000 deaths per year caused by exposure to computers and photocopiers?
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The survey also came up with 10 reported cases of cataracts, which can also be caused by radiation exposure .
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Cancer, genetic defects and accelerated ageing can be caused by exposure to low level radiation.
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Acclimation is the non-heritable modification of characters caused by exposure of organisms to environmental changes.
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Eventually Anna died from hypothermia caused by exposure to cold and wet conditions.
die
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He died of exposure , and his widow received the usual death allowance of £20.
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I., to be cleaned, and at least 18 had died from exposure to the oil.
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He'd go up there too and if he died of exposure , too bad.
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Hundreds die each year from exposure , drowning and dehydration as they try to elude detection by U.S.
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Watercolour would never have dried and I would have died of exposure whilst setting up for oils.
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Some will starve to death, others will die of exposure , still others will be beaten or burned or tortured.
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By spring of the following year, two-thirds of the village had died from exposure and hunger.
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I told him it was sensational and would probably die at first exposure to Jack.
follow
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Individuals acclimatize to cold, for example, by adjusting physically, physiologically or psychologically following cold exposure .
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Problems following exposure to cold dry winds.
gain
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A press officer should try and gain exposure for your record through the media.
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Through the houses, students are introduced to career options and gain exposure to the workplace.
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The restaurant manager can gain maximum exposure for the chef and enhance customers' enjoyment of the food.
give
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Ironically, however, the mobility of the evidence may increase the chances of discovery since it will be given greater exposure .
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John was a catalyst who gave them the exposure .
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The banker then designs a security to give the investor that exposure .
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The route is one of Britain's great Severes, giving exposure , position and move-for-move excellence.
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These programs give the user various exposure options suited to the needs of differing subjects, typically sports and portraiture.
increase
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However, while a narrow range of assets may maximise yield it also increases the exposure to risk.
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The state also was increasing the career exposure for students in the Gymnasium, the secondary schools for university-bound students.
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Or it might increase its exposure to credit, and thus have not enough.
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This increased exposure allows them to exploit their advantages over more ordinary mortals more easily than their predecessors could.
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Studies indicate that the risk of developing skin cancer is significantly increased by excessive sun exposure during childhood.
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Fact: Sunscreens are not intended to increase sun exposure time but to increase protection during unavoidable exposure.
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Each of these abnormalities will increase the exposure of the duodenal mucosa to acid and thus explain its ulceration.
limit
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Newco should be conscious that the vendor's solicitors may seek to limit their exposure by diluting the certificate.
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Paramount is also using partners more to help finance movies, limiting its financial exposure .
monitor
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The questionnaire administered to parents included specific questions about work at nuclear establishments and monitoring for exposure to ionising radiation.
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The malignancies in children whose fathers were monitored for exposure to ionising radiation were not unusual.
provide
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Like a fund, they provide instant exposure to an entire market or sector index.
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This will provide far wider exposure than the All-Star telecast, and likely include clever commentary by anchors.
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It is feasible to provide adequate exposure to events which in practice might be rare but very serious.
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Training may include such activities as providing exposure to databases, placing objects in front of sensors, or presenting other examples.
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It also provides exposure to other folks, too.
receive
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The 1989 report concluded that children receive greater exposure to pesticide residues than adults.
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He would have received more exposure , and better recruits, and a greater chance to win a national championship.
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By turning the bag occasionally, all of the meat will receive good exposure to the marinade.
reduce
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Priority population - low income private tenants To reduce exposure to health risks associated with poor living conditions.
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Migrants from equatorial latitudes to countries with reduced light exposure are seriously affected by these climatic changes.
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They hope to reduce their exposure to the risks of cold.
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The giant Fidelity Magellan Fund is showing more evidence of having reduced its technology exposure recently, analysts say.
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Anna Eshoo, D-Atherton, of industry-coveted legislation to reduce corporate exposure in stockholder suits.
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Consequently banks have sought to reduce their overseas lending exposure in recent years.
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The idea is to retreat to the oasis whenever you can, thus reducing your overall exposure .
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It works with our marketing businesses to offer customers ways to reduce their exposure to oil price volatility.
result
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But please hurry up if you want to avoid the nerve damage and deformity that result from long-term exposure to the germ.
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There were no adverse health effects resulting from the exposure .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a timed exposure
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a window with a southern exposure
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radiation exposure
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The convention brought money and media exposure to this small city.
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Three climbers died of exposure in the Himalayas this weekend.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And for Connoiseur, the extra work and exposure should bring increased demand.
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But his exposure to the tourism industry extended beyond his actual job description.
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By turning the bag occasionally, all of the meat will receive good exposure to the marinade.
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For one thing, the rate is dependent on temperature, and exposure to direct sunlight over long periods increases hydration.
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The excretion of mercury by the kidney generally forms the basis for measurement of exposure .
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The true effect on wild dolphin populations of prolonged exposure to chemical pollutants is hard to measure.
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Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their feelings and emotions.